As Assad Claims Victory in Syrian Civil War, Families Learn Fates of Disappeared Loved Ones
Three years ago, Noura Ghazi’s husband died in Assad's prisons. The government only gave notice of his death this year.
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Who’s Really Afraid of Socialism?
Donald Trump says the U.S. “will never be a socialist country,” yet polls suggest the popularity of socialism is on the rise.
Criminalizing Freedom: The Attacks on Abortion Rights and Free Speech in the Age of Trump
Historian Johanna Schoen, activist Billie Winner-Davis, and philosopher Srecko Horvat are this week’s podcast guests.
His Conviction Was Overturned. Why Is Arizona Doing Everything in Its Power to Keep Barry Jones on Death Row?
Rather than allow its case against Jones to withstand the scrutiny of a new trial, the state is determined to undo the order that threw out his conviction.
Kamala Harris Wants to Be President. But What About Her Right-Wing Past?
Will Sen. Harris’s record as a prosecutor hurt her presidential chances given the democratic base’s leftward shift on criminal justice and civil liberties?
The Espionage Axe: Donald Trump and the War Against a Free Press
Freedom of the Press Foundation’s Trevor Timm, organizer Bill Fletcher Jr., and Dr. Krystal Redman are this week’s podcast guests.
Shadow Players: Erik Prince, Julian Assange, and the Bizarre World of Trump
The Intercept’s Betsy Reed, Vanessa Gezari, and Matthew Cole along with lawyer James Goodale and reporter Dahr Jamail join this week.
Supreme Injustices: a Legislative Coup in Wisconsin and a Wrongful Conviction in Georgia
Author Dan Kaufman, reporters Liliana Segura and Jordan Smith, and hip-hop artist Shad are this week's guests.
When Do We “Impeach the Motherfucker”? (With Rashida Tlaib)
Tlaib is among a crop of progressive congressional newcomers threatening to shake up the Democratic Party status quo.
Radical White Terrorism
Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik, The Intercept’s Murtaza Hussain, and historian Kathleen Belew are this week’s guests.