Chelsea Manning

Glam Shots for One, Not for the Other: Different Media Standard for Hope Hicks and Chelsea Manning Draws Backlash

Hope Hicks at the White House, March 2018.

'This Is About Attacking Journalism,' Warn Press Freedom Defenders as Trump DOJ Hits Assange With New Espionage Charges

Jessica Corbett, staff writer

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

'This Is Unprecedented': Judge Orders Chelsea Manning Jailed, Imposes Daily $500 Fine After 30 Days Behind Bars

Jake Johnson, staff writer

"The U.S. government's harassment of whistleblower and activist Chelsea Manning...

Chelsea Manning Warns Trump 'Clearly Wants to Go After Journalists'

Jake Johnson, staff writer

"Whenever a journalist makes a misstep, I think that they're put on notice now...

Chelsea Manning Released From Jail, But Fresh Subpoena Means 'She May Have Just Over a Week of Freedom'

Rejecting Extradition to US, Assange Tells UK Court His Award-Winning Journalism Has Protected 'Many People'

"I Will Not Give Up": Appeals Court Rejects Chelsea Manning's Bid for Release

Citing Assange's Work Exposing US 'Atrocities,' UK Labour Leaders Speak Out Against Extradition Effort

'Thank Frickin God': Chelsea Manning Released From Solitary Confinement

'Solitary Confinement Is Torture': AOC Calls for Chelsea Manning's Release

'Torture, Plain and Simple': Chelsea Manning's Supporters Demand Her Release From Solitary Confinement

16 Years After US Invaded Iraq, Anti-War Groups Demand No Regime Change in Venezuela

'Grave Threat to Press Freedom': Warnings Mount as Chelsea Manning Remains Behind Bars

'I Will Not Comply': Chelsea Manning Sent Back to Prison Over Grand Jury Refusal

Chelsea Manning Faces Contempt Hearing After Refusal to Answer Grand Jury Questions

'To Punish an Outspoken Whistleblower,' Chelsea Manning Subpoeaned to Testify Before Grand Jury

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This Person Exists: Trans People Can Now Fight and Die For the Empire

The Pentagon's decision to end its ban on transgender people serving openly in the military has been widely praised as a move toward equality and their right to serve "without having to lie about who they are." And it is. But given Clinton's record as "a hawk's hawk," the shift came swathed in alarming language and implications about the military's declared need to "avail ourselves of all talent possible" and "have access to 100% of America’s population.” As in, for what?