'No newsroom lawyer would ever tell a journalist at a legitimate news organization to do what Julian Assange did.' – David Ignatius says on Morning_Joe.
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Julian Assange failed to crack password to U.S. secrets without help from Chelsea Manning: Indictment“Assange indicated that he had been trying to crack the password by stating that he 'had not luck so far,'' reads the indictment.
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The Assange indictment shows how hard it is to protect classified information in the modern eraJulian Assange's arrest, and his short indictment document, display an uncomfortable new relationship between government leakers with access to highly sensitive classified information and the many organizations seeking out their wares.
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Analysis | Digging into the details of the indictment against Julian AssangeAnalysis: Digging into the details of the indictment against Julian Assange
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Opinion | Don’t celebrate the indictment of Julian AssangeYes, he's a repellent character. But who is the Trump administration going to go after next?
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Assange accused of conspiring with Chelsea Manning in 2010 WikiLeaks release, says unsealed U.S. indictmentHe faces charges in Britain for jumping bail in 2012 — and an extradition request from the United States, according to British and U.S. officials.
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Perspective | Traditional journalists may abandon WikiLeaks’ Assange at their own perilEven some free-press advocates believe he crossed a line, but prosecuting him may endanger those who rely on First Amendment protections.
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Julian Assange is an activist, not a journalistCNN News, delivered. Select from our newsletters below and enter your email to subscribe.
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Opinion | Is Julian Assange a journalist, or is he just an accused thief?Supporters of the WikiLeaks’ founder say his case is about press freedom. The government says it’s about trying to steal secret information.
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Ecuador rejects WikiLeaks claim it plans to expel Julian AssangeEcuador has denied WikiLeaks' claims that it is set to expel Julian Assange from its embassy in London, rejecting what it called 'an attempt to stain the dignity of the country.'
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