Why Are Drug Monopolies Running Amok? Meet Deborah Feinstein
During Deborah Feinstein’s tenure there, the Federal Trade Commission has largely abandoned its attempts to block mergers.
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Islamic State's Goal: "Eliminating the Grayzone" of Coexistence Between Muslims and the West
The Islamic State wants to provoke a backlash against Muslim minorities in the West that triggers a spiral of hatred and retribution.
Recently Bought a Windows Computer? Microsoft Probably Has Your Encryption Key
New Windows devices have disk encryption turned on by default. But what happens to your recovery key?
Giving Intelligence Contractors Whistleblower Protections Doesn’t Have to Be “Complicated”
Congress gave intelligence community contractors strong whistleblower protections for five years without any problems.
Lawyers Speak Out About Massive Hack of Prisoners’ Phone Records
An anonymous hacker provided <em>The Intercept</em> with millions of call records belonging to prison telecom giant Securus. Now, lawyers are speaking up about apparent violations of attorney-client privilege.
French Muslims Resist the Lure of Fear
Many French Muslims anticipate a surge in racial profiling by the police, as well as hate crimes and violence by ordinary citizens.
CNN Punished Its Own Journalist for Fulfilling a Core Duty of Journalism
The journalistic climate created by CNN neuters journalists, renders them impotent and their function largely irrelevant, and — by design or otherwise — obliterates a vital check on tyrannical impulses.
El Chapo and the Fog of the Drug War
How did the Mexican government track down El Chapo? Details about his capture continue to emerge.
Netanyahu Has Never Actually Supported a Palestinian State, Despite What He Told Obama
Contrary to statements he made this week in Washington, D.C. to President Obama, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has always effectively opposed the creation of a Palestinian state.
Thanks to Republicans, Nearly a Quarter of Florida's Black Citizens Can't Vote
In Florida, where more than 1.5 million people have been disenfranchised, some ex-felons have waited more than a decade for the chance to cast a vote.