Julian Assange
FACE THE MUSIC
The WikiLeaks founder will be brought to America to stand trial on charges that could result in him being sentenced to 175 years in prison.
IN CONVERSATION
The renowned whistleblower and activist opens up about transphobia, Grimes dating rumors, Elon Musk, and her breakup with “dangerous” Glenn Greenwald.
COMING TO AMERICA
Washington appealed a London court’s refusal to extradite the 50-year-old Australian national so that he could be put on trial for publishing classified military documents.
LOOK AGAIN
The WikiLeaks founder could now be extradited to the U.S. after a judge ruled the court should re-examine evidence about his mental health.
MISCARRIAGE OF JUSTICE
A new documentary sheds light on the former NSA contractor who was locked up for leaking evidence that the Russians had interfered in the 2016 presidential election.
TELL-ALL BOOK
The woman formerly known as ‘Miss A.’ has written a tell-all book about how the Wikileaks founder sabotaged a condom, was hygienically challenged, and didn't flush the toilet.
STAYING PUT
The case against Assange stems from a decade ago, when WikiLeaks released thousands of leaked documents revolving around the Afghanistan and Iraq wars.