How to Fix the Criminal (In)Justice System: With John Legend and Patrisse Cullors
Mehdi Hasan talks criminal justice with two prominent activists in Los Angeles.
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What the Iran Cables Tell Us About the U.S.-Made Hellscape in Iraq
The Intercept’s Murtaza Hussain and New York Times reporter Farnaz Fassihi discuss the Iran Cables.
Donald Trump, Joe Biden, and the Politics of Sexual Misconduct
Journalist Melissa Gira Grant and former Nevada assemblywoman Lucy Flores are this week’s guests.
Joe Biden's Presidential Campaign Pledged Not to Take Special-Interest Money — but Not His PAC
Biden’s American Possibilities PAC is still taking corporate cash.
Bernie Sanders’s Fight Against Trump, the GOP, the Democratic Establishment, and Corporate Media
Rev. Jesse Jackson joins for an interview, and Intercepted producer Laura Flynn and The Intercept’s Aída Chávez report from Nevada.
Justice Department's Four-Year Effort to Strip Citizenship From Kansas Man Flops in Federal Court
An HVAC repairman in Kansas didn’t tell his wife about a previous marriage. The Department of Justice tried to strip his citizenship for it — and failed.
Mike Bloomberg Ran Stasi-Style Police and Surveillance Operations Against Muslim Americans
Professor Nikhil Pal Singh and attorney Diala Shamas are this week’s guests.
Joe Biden Kicks Off Campaign with Union Facing Pension Cuts Driven by Obama-Era Law
Biden is launching his campaign with a fundraiser thrown by a union-busting firm, then appearing with a local union facing pension cuts thanks to an Obama-era law.
"It's Armageddon Time for the Democratic Party"
Ralph Nader and reporter Lee Fang are this week’s guests.
CIA Whistleblower Jeffrey Sterling’s Life as an “Unwanted Spy”
CIA whistleblower Jeffrey Sterling is this week’s guest.