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Bradley Manning-35 YEARS

Bradley Manning-35 YEARS

EDITOR: UK 'Security Experts' Entered Guardian Offices, Destroyed Hard Drives...

EDITOR: UK 'Security Experts' Entered Guardian Offices, Destroyed Hard Drives...

Government Argues Bradley Manning Deserves 60-Year Sentence
FACES 100+ YEARS

FACES 100+ YEARS

Bradley Manning Defense Says U.S. Wants To Put 'A Hammer Down On Any Whistlebower'
Immigrant Who Met Obama: 'You're Dealing With Human Lives'

Immigrant Who Met Obama: 'You're Dealing With Human Lives'

10-Year-Old, On Dad's Deportation: 'Why Do They Have To Be So Cruel?'

10-Year-Old, On Dad's Deportation: 'Why Do They Have To Be So Cruel?'

Stark Scenes From the Guantanamo Hunger Strike

Stark Scenes From the Guantanamo Hunger Strike

Guantanamo Prison Raid Defended By U.S. Officials

Guantanamo Prison Raid Defended By U.S. Officials

Judge Allows Prosecution To Call Bin Laden Team Member In WikiLeaks Case

Judge Allows Prosecution To Call Bin Laden Team Member In WikiLeaks Case

CIA TORTURE TAPE DESTROYER UP FOR PROMOTION!

CIA TORTURE TAPE DESTROYER UP FOR PROMOTION!

Bradley Manning Explains Why He Leaked Classified Documents

Bradley Manning Explains Why He Leaked Classified Documents

Obama's Empty Promises Of Transparency On National Security

Obama's Empty Promises Of Transparency On National Security

NDAA Indefinite Detention Provision Challenged In Federal Appeals Court

NDAA Indefinite Detention Provision Challenged In Federal Appeals Court

Guantanamo Judge Eliminates Secret Censor At 9/11 Trial

Guantanamo Judge Eliminates Secret Censor At 9/11 Trial

Office Working to Close Guantánamo Is Shuttered

Office Working to Close Guantánamo Is Shuttered

Bradley Manning Would Be 'Aiding The Enemy' If He Leaked To The New York Times, Prosecutors Say
Bradley Manning Ruling: Judge Reduces Sentence For Army Private In WikiLeaks Case

Bradley Manning Ruling: Judge Reduces Sentence For Army Private In WikiLeaks Case

Broward Transitional Center: Immigrants With No Criminal History Get Lengthy Stays At Little-Known Jail
NDAA Signed Into Law By Obama Despite Guantanamo Veto Threat, Indefinite Detention Provisions