It’s Already Hard to Vote in Georgia — and Even Harder If You Speak Only Spanish
Voters confront misinformation, obstructionism, and hostility as they head to the polls in Gwinnett County, Georgia.
Voters confront misinformation, obstructionism, and hostility as they head to the polls in Gwinnett County, Georgia.
Ron Dellums's example shows that unabashed progressives can seize elected power in America, and it's well worth doing so.
Children who were separated from their parents at the border tell The Intercept that they continue to live in fear.
Recent Midwestern election results have generated criticism of so-called spoiler candidates. A bill in the House could help, but only five in Congress have signed on.
By canceling his summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un (for now), Trump has emphasized how the U.S. is an impediment to peace.
Zephyr Teachout, Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor, Nathan Robinson of Current Affairs, and The Intercept’s Briahna Joy Gray are this week’s guests.
Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik, The Intercept’s Murtaza Hussain, and historian Kathleen Belew are this week’s guests.
The Congressional Progressive Caucus as an institution has stopped taking corporate money. The members of that institution are a different story.
Investigative journalist Michael Isikoff, economist Stephanie Kelton, educator Noriko Nakada, and journalist Sarah Jaffe are this week's guests.
The U.S. — outside of Alaska — lags behind the rest of the world in its embrace of sovereign wealth funds. The left is making moves to change that.
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