The Intercept's Laura Poitras Wins Academy Award for 'Citizenfour'
Poitras, a founding editor of The Intercept, won an Academy Award for her documentary about Edward Snowden, the National Security Agency whistleblower.
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A Prosecutor Seeks Redemption. Can We Allow Prisoners the Same?
A Louisiana prosecutor apologized for sending an innocent man to die. Why not grant prisoners the same potential for change?
UK Media Regulator Again Threatens RT for "Bias": This Time, Airing "Anti-Western Views"
This move is the classic hallmark of how a government propagandizes its citizens: ensuring that they hear only those views of which the government approves.
How Washington Mourned Tommy Boggs, Friend to the Worst People in the World
Out on Bail, Al-Jazeera Journalist Mohammed Fahmy Speaks from Cairo
He describes the circumstances of his arrest and imprisonment.
Compare and Contrast: Obama's Reaction to the Deaths of King Abdullah and Hugo Chávez
Exclusive: Serial Prosecutor Defends Guilty Verdict in Adnan Syed case, Part II
Last week, The Intercept published Part I of an interview with Kevin Urick, the lead prosecutor in the 2000 murder trial of Adnan Syed. Today, we are publishing Part II.
The Petulant Entitlement Syndrome of Journalists
The world would be vastly improved if highly paid journalists like Jonathan Chait stopped whining about mean online critics.
Clapper Calls for Arming Ukrainian Forces: Who Would That Actually Empower?
Demonized as pro-Putin propaganda, claims about the fascist and even neo-Nazi thugs leading the fight for the Kiev government are actually true.
U.S. Falling Into the Islamic State’s Trap
There are many reasons the U.S. shouldn’t go to war with the Islamic State — and the best may be that it's exactly what they want us to do.