Intercepted Podcast: The Clock Strikes 13, and Donald Trump Is President
Join host Jeremy Scahill and guests Sy Hersh, Naomi Klein, and Glenn Greenwald, among others, for the first episode of our new podcast, Intercepted.
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Federal Agents Went Undercover To Spy on Anti-Fracking Movement, Emails Reveal
Federal agents went undercover to infiltrate activists protesting fracking on public lands.
After 23 Years and Four Trials, Prosecutors Finally Dismiss Charges Against Bill Richards
San Bernardino prosecutors attempted to convict Bill Richards for murder in four trials, once using bite-mark evidence. On Tuesday, he finally walked free after charges were dismissed.
Turkey's President Survives Coup Attempt, Thanks in Part to Social Media He So Despises
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan hates Twitter, but he survived a coup attempt in part by using social networks to urge his supporters to take to the streets.
Senator Tells Funny J. Edgar Hoover Story to Warn Against Expanded FBI Surveillance Power
At issue is an amendment that would allow the FBI to considerably expand the range of data it can request simply by sending companies a secret letter.
Why Is the Killer of British MP Jo Cox Not Being Called a "Terrorist"?
The term now has little meaning other than "a Muslim who engages in violence against Westerners or their allies."
“It’s Absolutely Stupid.” Fifth Trial Planned in Bite-Mark Murder Case
Weeks after the Calif. Supreme Court vacated Bill Richards’s murder conviction, prosecutors in San Bernardino County indicated they will seek a fifth trial.
After Week of Violence, Cleveland Prepares for Chaos at Republican Convention
Cleveland officials are estimated to have spent at least $20 million in federal funds on riot gear and surveillance equipment.
British Referendum Campaign Suspended After Killing of Pro-EU Lawmaker Jo Cox
Witnesses say the assailant shouted "Britain First" as he shot and stabbed the Labour MP, who just yesterday had participated in a pro-EU demonstration.
Is Disclosure of Podesta’s Emails a Step Too Far? A Conversation With Naomi Klein
Naomi Klein and Glenn Greenwald discuss WikiLeaks, the privacy implications of the Podesta archive, and the ethics of reporting on hacked emails.