A 13-Year-Old Boy and Other Yemeni Civilians Were Killed in U.S. Drone Strikes This Month
Counterterror strikes have been eclipsed by the horrors of the Saudi-led war in Yemen, but U.S. drones are killing many people who have no Al Qaeda ties.
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Counterterror strikes have been eclipsed by the horrors of the Saudi-led war in Yemen, but U.S. drones are killing many people who have no Al Qaeda ties.
Khaldoon Gahleeb was assassinated by ISIS in November. He had been waiting for a visa to join his family in the U.S. when Trump banned immigration from Yemen.
Sohail Daulatzai discusses his new book and explains why the film “The Battle of Algiers” is still relevant more than 50 years after its release.
Donald Trump violated the Iran nuclear deal this week. Are we one step closer to war?
In a bipartisan love affair with mass surveillance, Democratic and Republican leaders all support the very program that the Nunes memo attacks.
The Intercept journalist, wearing a niqab, crossed remote areas held by Al Qaeda and Islamic State, reaching a Yemeni village decimated by the U.S.
Historian Andrew Bacevich makes the case against war on Syria. Arundhati Roy discusses her new novel. Actor Wally Shawn talks about targeted assassinations.
In Strava's heat map, neon paths in remote parts of Africa likely signal Western troops and humanitarian workers wearing fitness trackers, such as Fitbit.
Intercept reporters Ryan Devereaux and Alice Speri, author Sohail Daulatzai, and legendary musician Barbara Dane are this week's guests.
The U.K. government is facing calls to explain the role of British spies inside an NSA surveillance base linked to controversial drone attacks.
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