> but having whistleblowers land in jail MULTIPLE times should raise eyebrows for such a young news organization.

Or it shows how difficult security is when trying to stay anonymous when your opposition is a highly motivated spy agency with an incredible amount of power and access. Especially when you worked from them and your trail of evidence is in their highly monitored networks/offices (Winner for example used the office printer to print out classified docs).

Although I'm not defending the practices of these two journalists.