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A Virginia court secretly ordered Twitter to surrender five WikiLeaks-linked accounts. WikiLeaks demanded Google and Facebook disclose their own subpoenas.
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A WikiLeaks cable quoted Rahul Gandhi telling the US ambassador that radicalised Hindu groups may pose a bigger threat than Islamist terrorists. The fallout.
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A 2005 US diplomatic cable released by WikiLeaks praised India's democracy for keeping its huge Muslim population in the mainstream. What it actually said.
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Assange's lawyer told Al Jazeera a secret US grand jury had been empaneled in Virginia, even as a financial blockade and a Swedish warrant closed in.
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Cablegate in 200 seconds: what the 250,000 leaked US diplomatic cables actually revealed about Iran, Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Berlusconi.
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Amazon pulled hosting, the DNS registrar pulled the domain, PayPal froze donations — and WikiLeaks stayed up. On the week the internet proved unkillable.
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Hacker, activist, fugitive: at 39, Julian Assange is wanted by Sweden and hunted by governments. A profile of the man behind WikiLeaks.
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Some called for Hillary Clinton to resign over the WikiLeaks cables. On why the case was structural, the cause was elsewhere, and she stayed.
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Bill O'Reilly declared the WikiLeaks leakers 'traitors' who 'should be executed.' On the harshest end of America's 2010 debate over the cable disclosures.
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How did a 22-year-old analyst exfiltrate hundreds of thousands of classified files? On the institutional failures — physical, procedural, human — behind the
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WikiLeaks' Iraq War Logs — 391,832 U.S. Army field reports — documented 109,032 deaths, uninvestigated torture, and a casualty count the U.S. said didn't exist.
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Bradley Manning, 23, went from Army intelligence analyst in Iraq to the prime suspect behind the biggest leak in U.S. military history.
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The WikiLeaks cables revealed Arab leaders privately urging the U.S. to strike Iran's nuclear program — while saying otherwise in public.
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