WikiLeaks says it will sue Visa, MasterCard for 'engaging in an unlawful, U.S. influenced, financial blockade'

Icelandic government reps have met with WikiLeaks spokesman regarding NSA leaker Snowden's case; Iceland hasn't received 'formal app' from him yet - @NBCNews

WikiLeaks founder solicited secret military information during 2009 Berlin conference, US Marine Corps computer security expert testifies at Bradley Manning trial - @Reuters

Manning prosecutor: Bin Laden asked for and received info released by WikiLeaks - @BBCMarkMardell

Manning lawyer David Coombs: Soldier selected docs to leak to WikiLeaks so they would not aid the enemy and harm US - @Edpilkington

US military prosecutor: Classified information Bradley Manning gave to WikiLeaks fell into enemy hands - @AP

MasterCard earned $766 million in the 1st-quarter, up 12% from the same period a year ago, the company reports - @AP

US government will be able to present evidence at Bradley Manning trial that WikiLeaks material was received by al-Qaida to show he 'aided the enemy' - @Edpilkington

Judge at Bradley Manning trial rules US government will have to prove he had 'reason to believe' WikiLeaks dump would harm US or help foreign nation - @Edpilkington

Antitrust regulators in Europe to investigate MasterCard card fees - @Reuters

The banks that own Visa Europe are discussing possible sale of the organization to Visa Inc. - @WSJbreakingnews http://t.co/o7n4bARVef

WikiLeaks says it will sue Visa, MasterCard for 'engaging in an unlawful, U.S. influenced, financial blockade'

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WikiLeaks says it will sue Visa, MasterCard for 'engaging in an unlawful, U.S. influenced, financial blockade'

Icelandic government reps have met with WikiLeaks spokesman regarding NSA leaker Snowden's case; Iceland hasn't received 'formal app' from him yet - @NBCNews

WikiLeaks founder solicited secret military information during 2009 Berlin conference, US Marine Corps computer security expert testifies at Bradley Manning trial - @Reuters

Manning prosecutor: Bin Laden asked for and received info released by WikiLeaks - @BBCMarkMardell

Manning lawyer David Coombs: Soldier selected docs to leak to WikiLeaks so they would not aid the enemy and harm US - @Edpilkington

US military prosecutor: Classified information Bradley Manning gave to WikiLeaks fell into enemy hands - @AP

MasterCard earned $766 million in the 1st-quarter, up 12% from the same period a year ago, the company reports - @AP

US government will be able to present evidence at Bradley Manning trial that WikiLeaks material was received by al-Qaida to show he 'aided the enemy' - @Edpilkington

Judge at Bradley Manning trial rules US government will have to prove he had 'reason to believe' WikiLeaks dump would harm US or help foreign nation - @Edpilkington

Antitrust regulators in Europe to investigate MasterCard card fees - @Reuters

The banks that own Visa Europe are discussing possible sale of the organization to Visa Inc. - @WSJbreakingnews http://t.co/o7n4bARVef