Orrin Hatch, the Original Antitrust Hipster, Turns on His Own Kind
Sen. Orrin Hatch has done a 180 on monopoly politics.
Sen. Orrin Hatch has done a 180 on monopoly politics.
After scholars at the New America Foundation criticized Google one time too many, they were abruptly fired.
From a countryside compound in Lincolnshire, British and American spies eavesdropped on the Arab Spring and directed drones in the Middle East.
DSA, the rapidly growing socialist organization, just joined the Palestinian-led BDS movement.
The fiduciary rule, designed to protect investors from predatory advisers, went in effect on June 9. Now the financial industry aims to kill it.
An extended discussion on war, Trump, Clinton, Sanders, liberals embracing neoconservatives, and the Black Panther comic series.
Benjamin Netanyahu spent years raising the alarm about Iran's nuclear program. Really, he wanted the Islamic Republic to remain isolated.
The New America Foundation fired its Open Markets team after they praised the EU for fining Google over its monopoly power.
Oil companies have polluted the waters the Peruvian Amazon for decades. Tired of false promises, indigenous groups are taking on the industry.
Tens of thousands of Haitian immigrants might have to choose between returning to an unstable country or risking deportation.
This is not a paywall.
By signing up, I agree to receive emails from The Intercept and to the Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.