Google Faces Renewed Protests and Criticism Over China Search Project
Investors, human rights advocates, and staffers continue to criticize Google for a project to bring censored search back to China.
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Peter Handke Won the Nobel Prize After Two Jurors Fell for a Conspiracy Theory About the Bosnia War
The Nobel jurors relied on two books that defend Handke by citing a theory that the Serb genocide of Muslims was a myth created by a PR firm.
The Case of Rodney Reed
The Intercept’s Jordan Smith and Liliana Segura on why Rodney Reed, who is set to be executed on November 20 in Texas, is most likely innocent.
The Sharpest Lens on the Arab World Belongs to the Arab Women Reporting There
“Our Women on the Ground,” a new anthology of essays, brings much-needed nuance to coverage of the Middle East and North Africa.
"A Fundamentally Illegitimate Choice": Shoshana Zuboff on the Age of Surveillance Capitalism
Even those who've tracked technology will be chilled to their core by Zuboff's new book.
We Were Warned: The Climate Emergency and the Surveillance State
Betsy Reed hosts this week’s Intercepted. Guests include whistleblower Edward Snowden, The Intercept’s Naomi Klein, Sharon Lerner, and more.
Why Don’t We Care About China’s Uyghur Muslims?
Uyghur human rights advocate Nury Turkel joins Mehdi Hasan to discuss the cultural genocide against the Muslims of Xinjiang.
Viral Injustice: How the Pandemic is Unmasking the U.S. Economic, Racial, and Immigration Systems
Writer Zak Cheney-Rice and journalist John Washington are this week’s guests.
Coronavirus and the Radical Religious Right's Bumbling Messiah
Author Jeff Sharlet and Dr. Seema Yasmin are this week’s guests.
Why Is Andrew Yang Running for President?
The candidate discusses his proposal for universal basic income, whether he would imprison rich CEOs, and why he’s attracted interest from the “alt-right.”