An Extremely Consequential Supreme Court Decision Slipped Under the Radar
Ohio v. American Express could prove to be one of the most consequential rulings of the decade, serving as a broad immunity cloak for Silicon Valley giants.
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Mayor Pete Buttigieg on Trump, Islamophobia, and His Presidential Bid
“Mayor Pete” is turning heads with a slate of radical political reform proposals, including expanding the Supreme Court and eliminating the Electoral College.
Donald Trump, Iran, and the Gulf of Tonkin Redux
Rep. Ro Khanna, reporter Negar Mortazavi, and journalist Amy Goodman are this week’s guests.
American Dissident: Noam Chomsky on the State of the Empire
An extended conversation with legendary American dissident and scholar Noam Chomsky. Plus, music from Dallas hip-hop artist Bobby Sessions.
How Donald Trump Saved the Democratic Party From Itself
It was never guaranteed that there would be widespread resistance to the Trump administration. Movement activists, not the Democratic Party, made it happen.
“We've Got People": Ryan Grim on the Democratic Party, Nancy Pelosi, and the 2020 Campaign
In this bonus episode, The Intercept’s Ryan Grim joins for an extended conversation about his new book, “We’ve Got People.”
Erik Prince, Perjury, and the Secret Trump Tower Meeting
Could Erik Prince really go to prison for perjuring himself before Congress?
Running for Justice: the Public Defenders Looking to Transform the Role of District Attorney
Glenn Greenwald, filmmaker Hajooj Kuka, and DA candidates Tiffany Caban and Chesa Boudin are this week’s podcast guests. Plus music from Sinkane.
Prosecuting Julian Assange for Espionage Is a Coup Attempt Against the First Amendment
Attorney Jameel Jaffer and The Intercept's Ryan Grim are this week’s podcast guests.
Crazy in Gov: Why Won’t the Media Discuss Trump’s Mental Instability?
There has never been a president like Trump: his all-caps tweets; his total lack of human empathy; his bragging and boasting; his childish point-scoring; his narcissism.