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Two members of Congress are challenging state-level proposals to restrict Americans’ ability to encrypt their phones.

The Justice Department says Apple can destroy the hacking software it makes after it's used once. But other law enforcers are already lining up to use it themselves.

We are witnessing a compression of the time frame in which unconstitutional activities can continue before they are exposed by acts of conscience.

Florence Hartmann, who reported on the Yugoslav wars, describes her bizarre and chilling arrest by the international tribunal at The Hague.

Novels by Umberto Eco and Max Brooks, poetry by Wislawa Szymborska, films from Les Blank and Jo Nesbo — the staff of The Intercept suggests everything you need to be happy at the beach.

Is all criticism of Israel's policies, and even its right to exist, racist?

A new digital privacy law in California is raising questions over how deeply government should be allowed to peer into a convicted criminal’s digital life.

Hundreds lose their jobs in a stunning and rapid collapse of what, from the start, has been a towering failure.

Mike Rogers said Thursday that “encryption is foundational to the future,” and arguing about it is a waste of time.

At a counterterrorism summit on Friday, Cook asked the administration to issue a strong public statement defending the use of unbreakable encryption.