Pentagon Slams Colin Kaepernick in Pearl Harbor Tweet, Then Deletes It
The Defense Department briefly seemed to endorse criticism of Kaepernick by Adm. Harry Harris, then thought better of it.
The Defense Department briefly seemed to endorse criticism of Kaepernick by Adm. Harry Harris, then thought better of it.
The Investigatory Powers Bill, dubbed the “Snoopers’ Charter” by critics, will hand British police and spy agencies new powers to hack computers and access vast troves of private data.
Online advertisers already record the habits of web surfers, but the metrics they use are primitive compared to the rich portraits of physical user behavior that can be constructed using data harvested from immersive environments.
Columnist Shaun King has issued a public call for a boycott of the NFL. Here is the transcript of his extended interview with Intercepted host Jeremy Scahill.
Donald Trump's upset victory Tuesday has brought joy to the defense industry.
At a recent government privacy conference, more than two-thirds of the research came from authors with financial ties to Google.
Low-level “assessments” allow the FBI to follow people with planes, examine travel records, and run subjects’ names through the CIA and NSA.
Revisit Intercept stories that bring our present reality into sharper focus, covering secrecy and corruption in politics, misuse of technology, environmental crimes, military adventurism, and more.
A neighbor describes FBI agents swarming the suburban Maryland home of NSA contractor (and accused information thief) Harold Martin III.
Famed historian Alfred McCoy predicts that China is set to surpass the influence of the U.S. globally, both militarily and economically, by the year 2030.
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