WikiLeaks says Assange's Internet link was severed by 'state party'

Having Trouble viewing? See it in your browser. Morning Headlines Daily Update Top Story WikiLeaks says Assange's Internet link was severed by 'state party' WIKILEAKS SAID Monday that its founder Julian Assange's Internet link was severed by a "state party" and that "appropriate contingency plans" were activated. The website's announcement came hours after it published three cryptic tweets that included a code that sparked rumors of a "dead-man's switch." Politics Democrats raise funds for GOP after North Carolina headquarters firebombed Opinion Brian Kilmeade: How Thomas Jefferson abandoned diplomacy and changed US history Entertainment Randy Travis stuns crowd with 'Amazing Grace' rendition at Hall of Fame induction SciTech WikiLeaks says Assange's internet link was severed by 'state party' Lifestyle From Reality TV to Real Life: When to Buy a Love Nest and Other Big Lessons Video ©2016 Fox News Network, LLC. All Rights Reserved. Privacy Policy.