Voices
What Joe Biden’s (Non-)Apology to Anita Hill Reveals About Him
Joe Biden’s ill-conceived outreach to Anita Hill revealed his inability to take responsibility and challenge patriarchal abuse.
Justice
The War on Immigrants
ICE's Attempt to Deport a Critic Was "Outrageous" and "Egregious," Appeals Court Rules
The 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that activist Ravi Ragbir’s lawsuit against ICE for violating his First Amendment rights can move forward.
Voices
In Case Brought by School Speech Pathologist, Texas Federal Court Becomes the Third to Strike Down Pro-Israel Oath as Unconstitutional
Outlawing activism against Israel is one of the the greatest threats to free speech in the west, but that censorship campaign is losing in U.S. courts.
The Largest Gang Raid in NYC History Swept Up Dozens of Young People Who Weren’t in Gangs
The prosecution of the Bronx 120 raises serious questions about due process and the abuse of federal conspiracy charges.
21,000 Years Lost and Counting: Prosecutors Are Working to Clear Wrongful Convictions, but Their Record Is Mixed
The number of conviction integrity units housed within prosecutors’ offices has steadily grown, and many are collaborating with innocence organizations.
The War on Immigrants
The Bloody History of Border Militias Runs Deep — and Law Enforcement Is Part of It
The Border Patrol appeared unconcerned when a border militia carrying AR-15s decorated with Punisher skulls captured hundreds of immigrants.
Baltimore Police Tried to Kill Keith Davis Jr. Prosecutors Have Been Trying to Convict Him of Murder Ever Since.
In a case of mistaken identity, Baltimore police fired 44 shots at Keith Davis Jr., hitting him three times. He now faces his fourth trial for murder.
Voices
Why Philly's Reformist Prosecutor Finally Supports Letting Mumia Abu-Jamal's Appeal Go Forward
Activists were angry when Philly DA Larry Krasner initially objected to Mumia Abu-Jamal’s path to a new appeal, but Krasner changed course last week.
A Message From the Future With Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
What if we actually pulled off a Green New Deal? What would the future look like? The Intercept presents a film narrated by Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
The Intercept’s Anniversary — Five Years of Fearless, Adversarial Journalism
Join us April 16 for a discussion about the role of investigative journalism in democracy, and learn about the impact of our work and what’s next.