Orrin Hatch, the Original Antitrust Hipster, Turns on His Own Kind
Sen. Orrin Hatch has done a 180 on monopoly politics.
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Donald Trump, the Democrats, and the Illusion of American Greatness
Zephyr Teachout, Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor, Nathan Robinson of Current Affairs, and The Intercept’s Briahna Joy Gray are this week’s guests.
Trump’s "Extreme-Vetting" Software Will Discriminate Against Immigrants “Under a Veneer of Objectivity,” Say Experts
Following reporting by The Intercept, more than 100 organizations and academics have come together to oppose a government push for automated software to do "extreme vetting" on immigrants.
Hit App Sarahah Quietly Uploads Your Address Book
A security researcher with the firm Bishop Fox caught the app uploading emails and phone numbers right after it is first launched.
In Leaked Chats, WikiLeaks Discusses Preference for GOP Over Clinton, Russia, Trolling, and Feminists They Don't Like
Chats from a private Twitter group show that WikiLeaks plotted against critics and opined on the U.S. presidential election, often in a sexist manner.
Intercepted Live: Chicago Claps Back
Live from Chicago: Poet and author Eve Ewing, revolutionary educator Bill Ayers, activist Charlene Carruthers, and journalist Jamie Kalven are this week's guests.
Top Samantha Power Aide is Now Lobbying to Undermine Opponents of Yemen War
Hagar Chemali, who worked in various Obama administration positions, is paid six figures to shape the debate about the Yemen War at the United Nations.
Children Are Dying at Alarming Rates in Foster Care, and Nobody Is Bothering to Investigate
A two-year investigation finds shocking indifference to the fates of neglected children in for-profit group homes.
Steve Bannon Wants Facebook and Google Regulated Like Utilities
Top White House adviser Steve Bannon is arguing that ubiquitous tech giants like Facebook and Google are essential elements of modern life.
YouTube and Facebook Are Removing Evidence of Atrocities, Jeopardizing Cases Against War Criminals
After claiming to be forces for accountability in the Arab Spring, social media networks these days routinely remove war crimes evidence, human rights groups say.