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Biden s DOJ Is Pressuring Journalists to Help Build Its Case Against Assange

The prosecution of the Wikileaks founder Julian Assange is already a threat to a free media — the justice department's campaign to get me and other journalists to testify only makes matters worse

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The Biden DOJ Is Pressuring Journalists In Its Case Against Julian Assange – Rolling Stone

The Biden DOJ Is Pressuring Journalists to Help Build Its Case Against Julian Assange

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States haven t stopped spying on their citizens, post-Snowden – The Frontier Post

States haven t stopped spying on their citizens, post-Snowden – The Frontier Post
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Expenses scandal broke Britain, will it also break Lithuania?

British MPs were caught spending thousands on second homes, bath plugs, light bulbs, and even a “duck island”. At the ti.

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States haven t stopped spying on their citizens, post-Snowden – they ve just got sneakier | Heather Brooke

The historic leaks prompted legislation: yet governments are finding new ways to monitor citizens. The UK’s online safety bill is one of them, says investigative journalist Heather Brooke

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