The U.S. Spy Hub in the Heart of Australia
From a base known as Pine Gap, the NSA has been locating and monitoring cellphone users thousands of miles away.
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From a base known as Pine Gap, the NSA has been locating and monitoring cellphone users thousands of miles away.
Rep. Tulsi Gabbard talks regime change and how Democrats enable warrantless spying. Marxist scholar David Harvey discusses debt peonage in the age of Trump.
A new report by Amnesty International and research by Forensic Architecture shows U.S. personnel were regularly near where detainees say torture occurred.
Alice Speri on Trump's MS-13 obsession, Nikhil Singh on “Race and America's Long War,” Holly Dagres on Iran, and the CIA criticizes The Intercept.
Eyewitnesses said that five innocent people were killed and homes and livestock were destroyed when U.S. forces attacked alleged Al Qaeda militants this week.
UAE's ambassador in D.C. is close to the Center for New American Security, which pushed the Arab dictatorship's drone agenda in a paper.
In an interview with The Intercept, a Yemeni man whose relatives were killed in a US drone strike in April says “it was a shock no human can accept."
Lawsuit requests internal documents that are essential to understand how the military decided to attack the village, killing as many as 25 civilians, including 10 children.
The Middle East Institute is largely funded by a nation charged with grilling people alive.
Campaigns to spy on internet cafes and tap Iraqi communications, as well as an intimate NSA examination of Czech spying, are detailed in NSA newsletters.
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