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The U.S. says Julian Assange ‘is no journalist.’ Here’s why that shouldn’t matter.  Washington Post

First Amendment rights don't just apply to professional reporters.

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'This is about attacking journalism,' warn press freedom defenders as Trump DOJ hits Assange with new espionage charges  NationofChange

"This is about retaliation for publishing evidence of U.S. war crimes and other crimes by the most powerful nation on Earth."

Thailand’s parliament votes in pro-army house speaker  Miami Herald

A military-aligned candidate has won majority support to become Thailand's house speaker in the first working session of the country's new House of ...

New Indictment Charges Assange with Publishing Classified Info  Newsmax

US Charges WikiLeaks Founder with Publishing Classified Info.

WikiLeaks Founder Assange Charged With Publishing Classified Information in New U.S. Indictment  KTLA Los Angeles

In a case with significant First Amendment implications, the U.S. filed new charges Thursday against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, accusing him of ...

Assange’s new indictment: Espionage and the First Amendment  The Conversation - US

Julian Assange's indictment under the Espionage Act, a sweeping law with heavy penalties for unauthorized receiving or disclosing of classified information, ...

Two killed in plane crash - Canada News  Castanet.net

Two people died after a small plane crashed Friday night in Saint-Cuthbert, in the Lanaudiere region northeast of Montreal.

Free speech advocates sound off on new Assange charges  MSNBC

Wikileaks Founder, Julian Assange, is facing 17 new charges for obtaining and publishing classified material. Contributing editor of “The American Interest” and ...

Margaret Sullivan: Assange's indictment 'crosses a bright red line for journalists'  Salt Lake Tribune

For decades, journalists have received and published government secrets in the public interest with the protection of the First Amendment. Think of the Pentagon ...