The former top Senate Intelligence Committee investigator discusses the yearslong battle to make public the findings of the still-classified torture report.
Donald Trump’s attack on Christine Blasey Ford proves that he cares to serve only the minority of Americans who voted for him.
Col. Lawrence Wilkerson discusses what recent history can teach us about the current push for war with Iran.
On Trello, a project management site, the governments posted credentials for servers and domain names and even some emails and code.
Mehdi Hasan and Owen Jones discuss the fallout from the EU elections and the rise of British Trumpism.
This form of international data-sharing could put Americans’ privacy at risk and expose citizens to potential Fourth Amendment abuses, critics say.
Peter Beinart on the Democratic candidates’ frustrating refusal to get radical on the world stage.
Code accidentally made public on the internet suggests that LinkNYC may be actively planning to track users’ locations.
Google canceled a Pentagon contract for AI in drone targeting. But there's no shortage of national security work for Silicon Valley.
The Atlantic’s Adam Serwer, Kamran Matin, and author Fatima Bhutto are this week’s guests.
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