An Interview With Nancy Pelosi Challenger Shahid Buttar and a Look at the History of Fascist Movements in the U.S.
Congressional candidate Shahid Buttar and historian Bradley W. Hart are this week’s guests.
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SEAL Commander Who Clashed With Trump to Leave Early
Rear Adm. Collin Green had publicly told his force that the SEALs had a “problem” and that some members of the unit were “ethically misaligned.”
Oakland Hospital Took in Coronavirus Cruise Patients. Now, Low on Supplies, Nurses Asked to Reuse Disposable Masks.
“I don’t mind caring for people and being in the front line of this," a nurse told The Intercept. “But being grossly unprotected is not acceptable.”
As Trump Urges Doctors to Lie on Live TV, Federal Official Says He Was Fired for Limiting Hydroxychloroquine Use
After a whistleblower accused the Trump administration of putting political pressure on government scientists, Donald Trump pressured scientists on live TV.
A Political History of Georgia
Next month’s Senate runoff elections in Georgia have made the state the center of attention for national media.
Naomi Klein and Jeremy Scahill Discuss Coronavirus, the Election, and Solidarity in the Midst of a Pandemic
Naomi Klein, author of “The Shock Doctrine,” is this week’s guest.
Pete Buttigieg’s Policy Director Has Been Traveling the Country for Months to Meet With “Investors” in His Campaign
Sonal Shah, Buttigieg’s national policy director, has been meeting with high-level donors on at least a weekly basis throughout the fall and winter.
The Fight to Protect Abortion Access Amid the Pandemic
As the public health crisis continues, providers confront anti-abortion protesters and politicians exploiting the outbreak to undermine reproductive health.
What Happened?
All the signs had seemed to point to a Democratic sweep. Why didn’t it materialize?
Mass Immigration Prosecutions on the Border Are Currently on Hold. What Comes Next Is Uncertain.
With the coronavirus sweeping the country, federal defense attorneys and court officials witnessed a rare pause in the longstanding prosecution pipeline.