Snowden Knows Exactly Why No One Wants to Be a Whistleblower
Far too many are vilified, persecuted and prosecuted for their courageous acts. Just ask one of the most famous ones alive.
Far too many are vilified, persecuted and prosecuted for their courageous acts. Just ask one of the most famous ones alive.
As Donald Trump stares down impeachment, the man behind the Pentagon Papers reflects on the Ukraine scandal, Edward Snowden and more.
The Center for American Progress has fired two staffers amid concerns they leaked internal memos to the media.
Daniel Ellsberg reveals that the Pentagon Papers were not the first classified documents he removed from his workplace, and some are still relevant today.
The Insider Threat Program and Donald Trump’s war on leaks are a chilling combination.
Here's a summary of stories following The Intercept's recent effort to publish documents leaked by the National Security Agency whistleblower.
The integrity of the news process requires a more searching response than just CNN's retraction of a Trump-Russia article and the resignation of three journalists. (Pictured, "Deep Throat" as depicted in "All the President's Men.")
The Truthdig editor in chief sits down with “Watching the Hawks” co-host Sean Stone to discuss foreign policy under President Trump, the demonization of Russia and media bias.
Truthdig Editor in Chief Robert Scheer and documentary filmmaker Cullen Hoback (pictured) discuss the demise of privacy online, safe drinking water and other topics in this week's "Scheer Intelligence." Transcript added.
The greatest victory of the week does not belong to Donald Trump, but to Manning and to Hollander, who never stopped fighting for justice.
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