The U.S. Army on Wednesday filed 22 additional charges against Pfc. Bradley Manning, who is accused of downloading tens of thousands of classified military and State Department documents, and believed to have then made them available to WikiLeaks. "The most serious of the new charges is 'aiding the enemy,' a capital offense which carries a potential death sentence."
Army files new charges against Manning, with potential death penalty
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