U.S. Signals Possible Airstrikes in Somalia by Asking Aid Groups for Their Locations
A letter obtained by The Intercept asks NGOs to provide coordinates, as the U.S. military appears to be planning for a wider campaign against the Shabab.
A letter obtained by The Intercept asks NGOs to provide coordinates, as the U.S. military appears to be planning for a wider campaign against the Shabab.
The Philadelphia race is part of a national strategy to put progressive candidates into office and build power around issues like mass incarceration.
Jose Escobar lost his residency because of a paperwork error, but was allowed to remain in the U.S. In March, he was deported to El Salvador.
Naomi Klein and Jeremy Corbyn discuss Trump, climate change, and the future of progressive politics.
The American system of checks and balances is out of sync. The Republicans won’t stop Trump. The Democrats can’t. The courts and media face obstacles.
Journalist Gary Rivlin takes us inside the world of Goldman Sachs and The Intercept’s Alice Speri speaks on police militarization. Poet Aja Monet performs.
A forthcoming mental-input system from Facebook assumes that if you sent a thought to the speech center of your brain, you want to share it.
Donald Trump unleashed a new force in American politics — thousands of women activists and organizers — by radicalizing networks that already existed.
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In the Liberty City Seven terror case, a group of street hustlers working a scam fell victim to an FBI informant posing as an agent of Al Qaeda.
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