Fox News Played ‘Dude (Looks Like a Lady)’ for Chelsea Manning, and Other Terrible Cable News Reactions
Everyone is terrible.
By Joe Coscarelli and Steve FriessBradley Manning
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New York Times, Associated Press Decide Manning Can Be Referred to As ‘She’
It took them four days to honor her request.
By Margaret HartmannFrank Rich on the National Circus: Even Neocons Disagree on Mideast Intervention
The Iraq consensus of yore is long gone.
By Frank RichWhy Is It So Hard to Call Chelsea Manning ‘She’?
On names, language, and reinvention.
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Bradley Manning’s Long, Painful Road to Coming Out As Transgender
The leaker will now be known as Chelsea.
By Joe CoscarelliBradley Manning Will Ask President Obama for a Pardon
"When I chose to disclose classified information, I did so out of a love for my country and a sense of duty to others."
By Caroline BankoffBradley Manning Sentenced to 35 Years in Prison
Minus a credit of 1,293 days.
By Joe CoscarelliAhead of His Sentencing, Bradley Manning Says, ‘I’m Sorry I Hurt the United States’
Assange isn't buying it.
By Margaret HartmannFrank Rich on the National Circus: The Chilling Manning Trial
It's frightening that the government would charge a leaker with "aiding the enemy."
By Frank RichPost-Manning Verdict, Assange and Snowden’s Dad Are Finally on the Same Page
For the most part.
By Margaret HartmannWhat the Bradley Manning Verdict Means for Edward Snowden, Julian Assange, and the Future of Leaks
The Pentagon Papers lawyer reacts.
By Joe CoscarelliBradley Manning Found Not Guilty of Aiding the Enemy, Convicted on Other Counts
The WikiLeaks source was convicted on lesser charges.
By Joe CoscarelliBradley Manning Still Charged With Helping Osama Bin Laden
A judge denied a request to dismiss the "aiding the enemy" charge.
By Joe CoscarelliLightly Disguised Navy SEAL From Bin Laden Raid to Testify Against Bradley Manning
Osama allegedly read WikiLeaks.
By Joe CoscarelliBradley Manning Says He Tried New York Times, Washington Post, and Politico Before WikiLeaks
He pleaded guilty to lesser charges and not guilty to aiding the enemy.
By Joe CoscarelliBradley Manning Would Really Like to Explain Himself
The alleged WikiLeak-er may admit to some charges, but would also like to read a 35-page statement.
By Joe CoscarelliBradley Manning Awarded 112-Day Discount on Potential Prison Time
A judge ruled that his pretrial punishment was "more rigorous than necessary."
Bradley Manning Trial Pushed Back to March
So the judge can rule on Manning's detention conditions.
By Andre TartarEvidence From Osama bin Laden’s Computer to Be Used in Bradley Manning Case
Was he aiding the enemy as charged?
By Joe CoscarelliBradley Manning’s Jail Guard Wrote a Poem About His Underwear
Things got a little weird at Quantico.
By Adam Martin