Marine Le Pen Flees Hecklers as Her Odds of Victory Shrink in France
Fears of a victory for the extreme Right in the French presidential election appeared to recede further on Friday, as the campaign drew to a close.
Fears of a victory for the extreme Right in the French presidential election appeared to recede further on Friday, as the campaign drew to a close.
That Trump got hammered by the Alternative Minimum Tax in 2005 is an inexplicable fluke. It does not mean the super-rich actually pay their taxes.
A toxic chemical used to make Teflon has been detected in the drinking water in Wilmington, North Carolina, and in surface waters in Ohio and West Virginia.
Instead of fading into obscurity, John Guandolo has leveraged his status as a former FBI agent into a lucrative career training law enforcement.
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.
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.
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.
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