Jack Teixeira, a former Massachusetts Air National Guardsman convicted of leaking sensitive military information, and his mother, Dawn Dufault, spoke out in an exclusive ABC News interview on ...

Jack D. Teixeira, 23, who was sentenced in November after pleading guilty to posting hundreds of classified documents about the war in Ukraine and other sensitive intelligence matters online ...

BEDFORD, Massachusetts — Jack ... the plea deal, which calls for dishonorable discharge and no jail time. Teixeira was already sentenced last year to 15 years in prison after pleading guilty ...

Pentagon leaker Jack Teixeira gave his first interview since he was arrested over two years ago and used it to plead with Donald Trump to give him a pardon. (ABC News) Besides pleading guilty to ...

Jack Teixeira spoke to "Good Morning America" from federal prison. In November, Teixeira was sentenced to 15 years in prison on federal espionage charges after pleading guilty to leaking ...

Teixeira is serving 15 years in federal prison after pleading guilty. In an exclusive interview ... leaks of U.S. national defense secrets, Jack Teixeira spoke out for the first time since his ...

Jack Teixeira ... I did,” Teixeira claimed. “But my case was specifically politicized by the Biden administration.” The former Massachusetts Air National Guardsman pleaded guilty in March ...

Pentagon leaker Jack Teixeira was sentenced to 15 years ... The sentence follows Teixeira’s March guilty plea to six counts of willfully retaining and transmitting national defense information ...

Massachusetts Air National Guard member Jack Teixeira pleads guilty after classified documents ... on the social media platform Discord. The plea agreement says prosecutors plan to seek nearly ...

A former Massachusetts Air National Guardsman who leaked highly classified military documents said he’d do it all again if given the chance — even as he serves a 15-year prison sentence for ...

Jack Teixeira, the now 23-year-old serving a 15 ... Last March, he pleaded guilty to six counts of willful retention and transmission of classified information relating to the national defense.