Politics

2022 has seen right-wing attacks on trans rights increasingly aided by the tacit, if sometimes unwitting, transphobia of liberal institutions.

Here at The Intercept, we are committed to ruining the holidays.

The race was neck and neck, but outside Republican groups put almost no cash into Santos’s effort.

Republican Rep.-elect George Santos's official biography was filled with misrepresentations, but his real history is coming into focus.

After being shut down by local protesters, Ducey told a federal judge he would remove the shipping container wall.

In the aftermath of the congressional contract fight, two major railroads are pursuing a merger, and a third is retaliating against a worker for organizing.

Twitter’s billionaire owner seems set to follow Ford into the abyss.

Grassley, a staunch defender of press freedom and whistleblower rights, said he doesn’t think that the PRESS Act will be included in year-end legislation.

An unredacted memo adds depth to our understanding of the CIA's response to allegations that Oswald worked with the spy agency.

In capitalism, managers aren’t in charge. They’re well-compensated employees.