The arrest of the WikiLeaks founder, which appears near, would be the first domino to fall. Afterward, thousands of publishers, editors and reporters in the U.S. would be in peril.
The Democratic National Committee would rather blame Russia and Julian Assange for the 2016 election disaster than challenge elite corporate interests.
The Democratic Party sues Donald Trump's son, his son-in-law, his campaign, the Russian Federation and WikiLeaks, saying they conspired to undercut Democrats in the 2016 election.
The campaign to gag the WikiLeaks' founder is a bipartisan and bilateral attack on free speech that could lead to a wider assault on all of our freedoms.
A group of high-profile signatories calls on the Ecuadorean government to allow Julian Assange his right of freedom of speech.
The government says it acted because of the WikiLeaks founder's social media posts decrying the arrest of a Catalan separatist politician.
American political forces, not Kremlin masterminds, are responsible for the ongoing damage to our democracy.
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange disparages an Intercept article about messages from a private Twitter group that were leaked to the publication.
The British judge said the WikiLeaks founder should have the courage to go to court and face justice after more than five years inside Ecuador’s London embassy.
Although Swedish prosecutors dropped sex crime charges against the WikiLeaks founder in 2017, saying there was no prospect of extraditing him to Sweden in the near future, the judge is holding him accountable for jumping bail.
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