Wikileaks' Assange accuses UK paper of negligence

BERLIN (AP) — Wikileaks founder Julian Assange blasted the Guardian on Tuesday, saying the British paper's "negligence" in publishing an encryption key to uncensored files forced his organization's hand in publishing the secret U.S. diplomatic memos. It was Assange's first public comments since ...

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