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.
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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.
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.
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.
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.
Leaked Emails Show Google Expected Lucrative Military Drone AI Work to Grow Exponentially
Google reportedly played down the size of the contract in discussions with uneasy employees, but leaked emails show the company expected revenue to grow rapidly.
Can This Progressive Woman of Color Pull Off an Ocasio-Cortez-Style Upset in Massachusetts?
Progressive newcomer Tahirah Amatul-Wadud hopes to unseat Democratic incumbent Richard Neal in Massachusetts's 1st Congressional District.
A Judicial Coup, the Carceral State, and the War Against Us All
Michigan gubernatorial candidate Abdul El-Sayed, organizer Mariame Kaba, and filmmaker Michelle Latimer are this week’s guests.
Can Trump Succeed Where Obama Failed — Offering Clemency for Nonviolent Offenders?
Despite ambiguous motives, some prisoners and prison reform advocates are hopeful that Trump will address Obama's clemency backlog and oversee systemic reform.
Tom Carper Touts His Environmental Record, but a Closer Look Suggests It's Not So Clean
Carper, running for re-election against Kerri Harris, is using his environmental record to prove his progressive bona fides. But it makes the opposite case.