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Declassified US Intelligence Report on Russia: a Critical Review

The Office of the Director of National Intelligence recently released a declassified report concerning Russia and the 2016 US presidential elections.  The report is titled, “Assessing Russian Activities and ( Read more... )

LONDON - Ecuador said Tuesday that it had cut off Julian Assange’s access to the internet in his exile in the country’s London embassy, making clear that it feared being sucked into an effort to “interfere in electoral processes” in the United States by the activities of the WikiLeaks founder ( Read more... )

In the process of releasing data on public and government figures, WikiLeaks has exposed hundreds of regular citizens, including rape survivors, sick children and the mentally ill, the Associated Press reported TuesdayWikiLeaks, a nonprofit news outlet run by Julian Assange, who has sought asylum from Ecuador to avoid extradition to Sweden to face ( Read more... )

WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange to Be Questioned by Sweden in the Ecuadorian EmbassyAssange is wanted for questioning for alleged sexual offenses from a visit to Sweden in 2010 ( Read more... )

A frequent weapon for Democrats in the 2016 election is to publicly malign those they regard as critics and adversaries as Russia sympathizers, Putin stooges, or outright agents of the Kremlin. To put it mildly, this is not a new tactic in U.S. political discourse, and it’s worth placing it in historical context. That’s particularly true given how ( Read more... )

Julian Assange's Political Party Implodes by Ben Jacobs Aug 23, 2013 3:11 PM EDT ( Read more... )

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His critics were reasoned, those who queued for over an hour in the snow to hear him speak were thoughtful. It was Julian Assange - the man at the centre of controversy - who refused to be gracious ( Read more... )

Oh dear, SlutWalk London. On Saturday you're marshalling crowds of women in fishnets and bras to chant "my dress is not a yes" and promoting petitions insisting that the Home Office should prosecute rapists. Come Tuesday, you're taking to Twitter to issue statements objecting to the extradition of Julian Assange to face rape charges in Sweden. ( Read more... )