The U.N. Is Powerless to Help Gaza. That's How the U.S. Wants It.
The five permanent members of the Security Council — notably the U.S. and Russia — use their veto power to keep wars going.
The five permanent members of the Security Council — notably the U.S. and Russia — use their veto power to keep wars going.
The Founding Fathers made startlingly progressive statements that didn’t make it into popular history.
While the U.S. backs Israel, Gaza’s civilian population faces mass starvation and death. Journalist and author Chris Hedges traces the roots of this unfolding atrocity.
Many atrocities were committed during the Hamas-led attacks on October 7. Yet the president of the United States continues to repeat debunked falsehoods.
Supervisory error justified leniency, a court ruled. One supervisor now runs the Justice Department office that investigates prosecutorial misconduct.
A Cornell student suing the Trump administration over free speech — and now facing deportation threats — shares his story on The Intercept Briefing.
As Israel becomes more of a liability than an asset to U.S. interests, Washington digs its heels in the Middle East.
Ryan Grim speaks to Ross Wightman about the side effects he experienced from a Covid-19 vaccine.
Almost 10 years after the court greenlit Glossip’s execution, the justices have agreed to hear evidence of his innocence.
The U.S. dedication to Israel’s war of annihilation has created a tornado of instability and danger.
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