 On Thursday, just one day after walking free from the Fort Leavenworth prison in Kansas, the world saw 29-year-old Chelsea Manning's face for the first time in years. Play Facebook 
 
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 After serving seven years of the 35-year sentence — a longer sentence than any other whistleblower has received in the U.S. — Obama commuted Manning's prison term last January. "You would want to be careful in terms of what you want to write or say if you're still under military control," said Coombs, who last spoke with Manning in February.
– US Army Pvt. Chelsea Manning was released Wednesday from military prison after serving seven years of a 35-year-sentence for sharing classified documents with WikiLeaks. On Thursday, she shared the first photo of herself since she was locked up, People reports. "Okay, so here I am everyone!!" Manning captioned the photo on Instagram. According to NBC News, it's the only public photo of Manning—who was born Bradley Manning—presenting as a woman besides a low-quality selfie taken immediately before she started her prison term. The ACLU says the photo was taken by a filmmaker working on a documentary about Manning.