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Edward Snowden: Whistle-blowing protections most likely won't help

While Edward Snowden, the former NSA contractor, and others portray him as a heroic whistle-blower, his decision to make top secret documents public severely limits his legal protections, analysts say.

USA Update Bradley Manning court-martial starts: key points in the WikiLeaks case (+video)

Obama administration targets Fox News reporter in 'chilling' echo of AP probe (+video)

USA Update Bradley Manning trial may include Navy SEAL from Osama bin Laden raid

Ex-CIA officer gets prison time for leaking agent's name

House may prosecute journalists for reporting leaked information

US charges 'Reluctant Spy' author with leaking secrets to journalists

Is Obama following in Nixon's footsteps by going after WikiLeaks?

Julian Assange: Extradition to Sweden just a stop en route to US?

WikiLeaks chief Julian Assange: 'Terrorist' or journalist?

Julian Assange in the crosshairs: Is he being unfairly vilified?

WikiLeaks chief Julian Assange: Is the US pursuing him in secret?

Terrorism & Security Australia's Kevin Rudd: WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange not responsible for cable release

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange: Has US already indicted him?

Horizons WikiLeaks evicted from Amazon servers

WikiLeaks' Julian Assange: How much trouble is he in?

The Vote WikiLeaks' Julian Assange: Does Sarah Palin think CIA should 'neutralize' him?

Terrorism & Security Did WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange commit a crime?

Will WikiLeaks nudge US toward tougher laws to guard secrets?

Woodrow Wilson: A Biography

Opinion You want a more 'progressive' America? Careful what you wish for.