Historian Rashid Khalidi on Israel’s Long Reign of Violence
A look back at the wars on Palestine, from 1948 to today.
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Rio Tinto’s Madagascar Mine Promised Prosperity. It Tainted a Community.
The Anglo-Australian mining company is facing legal claims that it contaminated waterways and lakes with harmful levels of uranium and lead.
No Safe Place in Gaza
Humanitarian relief activist Amed Khan describes the worsening crisis on the ground in Gaza.
Oklahoma Court: We Want Richard Glossip Dead and Evidence Be Damned
In a stunning rebuke to the state’s attorney general, the appeals court refused to vacate Glossip’s conviction, clearing the way for his execution.
The Ejection of Tucker Carlson Is a Classic “Reverse Ferret” by Rupert Murdoch
Walking up to the edge of what might destroy Fox News, and then doing an about-face, is the business strategy of the network's owner.
Barry Jones Is Spending Another Holiday Season on Death Row. Could It Be His Last?
At an upcoming settlement conference in federal court, lawyers for Jones will try to negotiate an end to his long legal saga.
As 2024 Looms, Democrats’ Campaign Tech Crumbles Under Private Equity Squeeze
A Democratic campaign tech monopoly cut more than 200 people, the second round of deep layoffs this year.
What We’re Reading
Book recommendations from Intercept staffers, from musical lyrics to the un-denial of death.
Episode Two: A Death in the Dark
How the pre-planned no-knock raid — a violent, volatile tactic that became a common tool of the drug war — led to tragic consequences, in the story of Ryan Frederick and Detective Jarrod Shivers.
There Was No Cover-Up of Hamas’s Sexual Violence on October 7
The right manufactured it, the media and feminists bought in — and Israel is exploiting the outcry.