Donald Trump Offered Kim Jong-un This Sneak Peek of a Buddy Movie About Them
Trump tried to show Kim how great life could be if he surrendered his nuclear weapons.
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Ryan Zinke Uses Climate-Fueled Wildfires to Boost the Timber Industry — and It’s Not the First Time
Ryan Zinke worked to gut forest protections as Montana’s U.S. representative. Now, as interior secretary, he’s pushing the same timber-friendly policies.
Health Care Lobbyists Secretly Secure Democrats’ Opposition to “Medicare for All,” Internal Documents Show
A lobby group approached a raft of candidates for a Democratic congressional primary in Hawaii — then prepared internal dossiers on their positions.
The Misogynistic Logic of Jeff Sessions’s Horrifying New Asylum Policy For Domestic Violence Victims
Attorney General Jeff Sessions dismissed domestic violence as a “private” crime — compounding his anti-immigrant stance with misogyny.
Colorado’s Democratic Party Kingmaker Is a Fracking Lawyer. What Could Go Wrong?
A closer look at Ken Salazar’s record of involvement in Colorado races sheds light on the debate over party influence in primaries.
“Relic of Another Era”: Most People on North Carolina’s Death Row Would Not Be Sentenced to Die Today
A new report reveals how the majority of North Carolina’s death row population was sentenced under antiquated, unfair laws.
Planned Parenthood Is Asking Donald Trump’s Labor Board for Help Busting Its Colorado Union
If Planned Parenthood is to prevail, it could be a setback for similar workers across the country.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and the New Left
The Intercept’s Senior Politics Editor Briahna Gray spoke with Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez at SXSW about debates around identity, race, and class.
Pox Americana: Vijay Prashad on Venezuela, India, Mexico, Congo, and U.S. Hegemony
This week on Intercepted, historian and journalist Vijay Prashad discussed the state of imperialism around the world.
Fetishizing "Identity Politics" Could Cost Democrats in 2020
Narrow coverage of Stacey Abrams's victory in Georgia obscures important lessons about how to effectively message to a diverse electorate.