Twelve Must-Reads From The Intercept in 2016
Revisit Intercept stories that bring our present reality into sharper focus, covering secrecy and corruption in politics, misuse of technology, environmental crimes, military adventurism, and more.
Revisit Intercept stories that bring our present reality into sharper focus, covering secrecy and corruption in politics, misuse of technology, environmental crimes, military adventurism, and more.
Counterterrorism experts say the Trump administration will likely destroy existing community partnerships while generating fresh opposition to new programs.
As opposition forces fight the government, allies of former president Chavez say his chosen successor is becoming authoritarian. And the U.S. role lingers.
There are striking parallels between Bannon's worldview and the perspective of terrorist groups like the Islamic State, which see the world divided in similarly binary terms.
One of Brazil's few incorruptible figures dies at a key moment in the investigation.
Rep. Ro Khanna on Yemen. Col. Morris Davis discusses Bowe Bergdahl and the recent terror attack in New York. Nomi Prins explains the Paradise Papers.
Internal TigerSwan documents provide a detailed picture of how the mercenary firm surveilled Dakota Access Pipeline opponents and infiltrated protest camps.
Prior to the passage of the Affordable Care Act, women faced a number of barriers to care that are not shared by men.
NSA whistleblower Thomas Drake has been legally vindicated, but the question he raised about technology and privacy was never resolved. A former CIA analyst is trying to prove Drake was right.
President Obama failed to provide moral and political leadership in his final press conference. Here's what he should have said.
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