People Keep Dying in Mississippi Prisons, but the Governor Wants to Move On
Mississippi families have spent years crying out for incarcerated loved ones. Is anyone listening now?
Justice
The End of Roe
Trump Administration Gives Texas the Green Light to Limit Family Planning Services for Poor Women
The deal will make millions in Medicaid funding available despite the fact that Texas’s program bars women from seeking care from their provider of choice.
Voices
The Majority of Voters Now Support Decriminalizing Sex Work. It’s About Time.
A new poll tracks a dramatic shift in attitudes toward sex work, marking a victory hard fought by sex worker organizers on the front lines.
The War on Immigrants
One Year into “Remain in Mexico,” the U.S. Is Enlisting Central America In Its Crackdown on Asylum
Mexico is doing the work of Trump’s wall, keeping migrants from the U.S. Now the administration is trying to push the border to Central America.
Voices
"Public Charge" Ruling Shows the Supreme Court Won’t Save Us From Trump’s Anti-Immigrant Agenda
The court’s conservative majority has made its support for fascistic policies clear. We need a political response to Trumpian excess, not just a legal one.
Prosecution of Top Mexican Security Official Exposes the Facade of the Drug War
The architect of Mexico’s bloody drug war and close ally of U.S. intelligence officials stands accused of taking millions from El Chapo.
Secret Brazil Archive
The Intercept Condemns Brazilian Criminal Complaint Against Glenn Greenwald as an Attack on Free Press
The Intercept decried a criminal complaint against Glenn Greenwald as the latest attack on the free press in Brazil.
In the Face of Rising White Supremacist Violence, Police Continue to Investigate Victims and Activists
A white supremacist attack on a civil rights icon in Tennessee remains unsolved while police across the state illegally spy on community activists.
Facebook Warrant Targeting Student Journalists in Puerto Rico Prompts Fears of Political Surveillance
The Puerto Rico Justice Department accessed private information from student news publications as it built a case against protest leaders.
The War on Immigrants
Trump Banished Immigration Rights Activist for Speaking Out. He's Suing ICE to Come Back.
Jean Montrevil was deported after reviving his immigrant rights activism. His First Amendment suit says he was targeted for protected speech.