Intercepted Podcast
Regime Change We Can Believe In: The U.S. Agenda in Venezuela, Haiti, and Egypt
Scholar George Ciccariello-Maher and journalists Kim Ives, Jon Schwarz, and Sharif Abdel Kouddous are this week’s guests.
Politics
Bernie Sanders Is Running for President and He Wants 1 Million Campaign Volunteers
Bernie Sanders launched his campaign for the presidency with an appeal for 1 million supporters to sign up as active volunteers.
Big Corn and Big Oil Are Warring Over Trump's Nomination of Andrew Wheeler
Want a preview of the battle for the Green New Deal? Look no further than the K Street fight over Andrew Wheeler and the Renewable Fuel Standard.
How the Federal Government Undermines Prison Education
Access to education behind bars lowers the odds of recidivism by 48 percent. So why is there still a ban on Pell Grants for prisoners?
Ilhan Omar, AIPAC, and the 2020 Democratic Presidential Contenders
The Democratic Party is having an internal battle over Israel and the BDS movement — and the 2020 contenders are paying attention.
Voices
The Supreme Court Will Decide if Census Citizenship Question Is Legal. Democrats Should Also Work to Block It.
House Democrats should use their oversight power to expose the Trump administration’s nefarious reasons for asking about citizenship on the 2020 census.
Even for Washington, the Fight Over Online Gambling Has Been Unusually Shady
It's a fight that has Sheldon Adelson and Lindsey Graham on one side, and a questionable Obama-era Justice Department interpretation of a law on the other.
Voices
Six GOP House Members Who Need to Resign for Anti-Semitism Before Ilhan Omar
Trump wants Ilhan Omar to resign from Congress over purportedly anti-Semitic remarks. Why hasn't Trump asked for these six Republicans to resign, too?
Rep. Ilhan Omar Went After Elliott Abrams for Lying to Congress. Then He Did It Again.
Abrams’s most notable lies came during an exchange about his actions as assistant secretary of state in the 1980s during the Reagan administration.
Voices
Ralph Northam Still Doesn't Understand What It Takes to be Forgiven
Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam has spent more effort creating factual ambiguity around his yearbook photo than engaging in the hard work of penitence.