According to an opinion item published by The Hill, the Federal Bureau of Investigation arrested a Central Intelligence Agency contractor for allegedly leaking classified information to his girlfriend, who is a journalist. The item is labeled as opinion, and the details reported here come only from its headline and summary.
The summary states that the journalist has written articles that refer to "classified CIA assessments." It does not say which articles were published, when they appeared, or what they said about those assessments.
The item's headline states that Glenn Greenwald defends the journalist. The headline and summary do not describe the content of that defense, so this report does not characterize Greenwald's position beyond what the headline states.
The summary uses the word "allegedly" in describing the leak, and it does not name the contractor or the journalist. It also does not describe any charges, identify a court in which a case may be pending, or give the current status of the arrest. Based on the headline and summary available for this report, it is not stated whether the government has filed a formal charge or whether the journalist has responded to the allegations.
This report is based on a single source, The Hill item. No other outlet's reporting on the arrest was included in the material available for this account. The facts drawn from the item are therefore attributed to The Hill and have not been independently confirmed for this report.
Sources: The Hill: Glenn Greenwald defends journalist whose CIA boyfriend allegedly leaked classified info.