The Charles Koch Institute hosts speakers you would be more likely to associate with a left-wing anti-war rally than a gathering hosted by a longtime right-wing institution.
"I'm against the coup," the Brazilian hero said, singling out Globo for condemnation.
It was Snowden's first public debate. “For the government to unlock everything there has to be a key to everything," he said.
Oil and gas companies are spending heavily to crush three Colorado ballot initiatives that would limit fracking. Some powerful Democrats are joining them.
Military officials stopped answering a reporter's emails and calls about overseas bases, so he filed FOIA requests. The Pentagon was not pleased.
The Intercept is releasing a batch of articles from the NSA's internal news website, SIDtoday, for the second time. Here is a look at the most interesting revelations.
Americans are right to ask for proof before accepting the idea that Russia was behind the hacking of the DNC; Edward Snowden says the NSA could provide it.
Cruz appears to have won the Republican presidential candidates' race to the bottom on climate change, at least in part due to a farcical Senate hearing in December.
Newly disclosed emails show Clinton State Department officials working alongside fossil fuel companies aggressively pushed for fracking even in countries where local objections were growing.
A document from the Snowden archive is described in Eric Fair’s new memoir, <em>Consequence</em>, which reckons with the abuse of Iraqi prisoners.
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