Secret Brazil Archive
The now-disgraced Car Wash probe overthrew Brazil’s political order — and 23 House Democrats want to know how the Justice Department was involved.
Talks between Manchin and Democratic leaders remain ongoing, and Republicans are unsure if he’ll buckle.
Progressive challenger Jay Jones is crying foul.
To cut costs, public sector unions are planning a switch to Medicare Advantage, a privatized program whose impact on care is not well understood.
A new report finds that nine countries collectively spent $72 billion in 2020 on nukes.
Voices
Ahead of inevitable national legalization, Rhode Island activists urge the state to right the wrongs of the war on drugs.
The state board drafted a resolution restricting classroom discussion of racism, then blocked comments from the YouTube livestream.
Rep. Priscilla Giddings, a candidate for Idaho lieutenant governor, circulated articles exposing the identity of a woman alleging assault by another lawmaker.
Patricia Pastor, who represents Scott Stringer’s harassment accuser Jean Kim, has a history with nonunion construction outfits who see Stringer as an enemy.
A memo obtained by The Intercept reveals that CIA-bred fears of “Havana Syndrome” have reached the department that houses ICE and CBP.
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