Wikileaks Case

Wikileaks case: Bradley Manning not guilty of aiding the enemy, rules judge

US Army Pfc. Bradley Manning has been acquitted of aiding the enemy for giving classified secrets to WikiLeaks.

Bradley Manning's sentence will be reduced if convicted

A military judge on Tuesday reduced by 112 days any sentence that accused WikiLeaks leaker Bradley Manning might receive as compensation for harsh treatment he received in military detention, a Department of Defense spokesman said.

WikiLeaks hearing to focus on Brandley Manning's motive

Prosecutors want the military judge to bar the defense from producing evidence at trial regarding Bradley Manning's motive for allegedly causing the online publication of secret war logs and diplomatic cables.

Manning alleges torture, hopes to avoid trial in Wikileaks case

Army private, Bradley Manning who is charged in the biggest security breach in US history is trying to avoid trial by claiming he's already been punished by confinement conditions that a United Nations torture investigator called cruel, inhuman and degrading.

Manning alleges torture, hopes to avoid trial in Wikileaks case

Army private, Bradley Manning who is charged in the biggest security breach in US history is trying to avoid trial by claiming he's already been punished by confinement conditions that a United Nations torture investigator called cruel, inhuman and degrading.

Twitter ordered to provide Wikileaks supporters account info

Microblog Twitter has been ordered by the US Department of Justice to hand over information for three Wikileaks ...