Wikileaks

The Wikileaks founder has been staying in the embassy since 2012.

First Look Media presents its visual journalism wing, called Field of Vision, on Tuesday.

The secret documents made public by Wikileaks offer a rare insight into how U.S. foreign policy really works.

On Tuesday, Chelsea Manning was sentenced to 21 days with restrictions on recreation for violating prison rules.

Assange is still wanted in Sweden for a rape allegation that will not expire until 2020.

An interview with the Intercept editor about America's two most famous (or infamous) whistleblowers.

Obama spoke with the french president after WikiLeaks revealed on Tuesday that Washington had spied on three French presidents.

The Front National leader weighs in on recent revelations that the U.S. National Security Agency spied on three French presidents.

The FBI says Matt DeHart is a child pornographer, but he claims they tortured him for classified CIA files.

The detention order over allegations of sexual assault was issued by prosecutors in 2010.

WikiLeaks on Thursday released an online searchable database of more than 30,000 documents obtained by hackers in a massive cyber attack last year.

Edward Snowden urged Americans not to change their Internet habits because of the NSA.

Iceland's pro-WikiLeaks Píratar would hold the second most seats in parliament if elections happened today.

Sweden wants to question him on allegations of sexual assault and rape, which he denies.

WikiLeaks have accused authorities in Sweden of holding up the trial, but have welcomed the news.

Lawyers for the Wikileaks founder are taking his appeal to Sweden's highest court.

The case of David Miranda threatens the most powerful intelligence-gathering apparatus in the world.

Undermining censorship informs people better and allows them to act more justly.

The statue would feature a full-size Assange, Edward Snowden, and Chelsea Manning standing on chairs.

Gottfrid Svartholm Warg was found guilty of hacking into a database that holds critical Danish public records, including the email addresses and passwords of 10,000 policemen

The founder of WikiLeaks and the boss of Google met to talk about the power of the Internet. What could go wrong?

The organization hopes merchandize will help subsidize its work.

Assange is a fan of Bitcoin, but not of Google, we learned

The NSA leaker would probably not be extradited to the United States, but it was also unlikely that he would be granted political asylum, a document says

Assange, who has spent two years inside the Ecuadorian embassy, said he planned to leave, but only if he wasn't arrested, his spokesman added

"In the future, Edward himself will take a decision on whether to stay on (in Russia) on and get Russian citizenship or leave for the United States."

Assange's lawyer said that leaving the Embassy would be a "high-risk" move as there is no guarantee that American authorities won't prosecute him

The trial, which was characterized by secrecy, is brought to life in sketches from inside the courtroom

How far should journalists go to protect innocent people when they publish classified information?