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Julian Assange Walks Free

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Julian Assange has walked out of a US court in the Pacific islands a free man, before returning to Australia to reunite with his wife and two children. The Wikileaks founder has entered a guilty plea to a single felony charge in a deal struck with the US department of Justice.
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