Bulgaria Welcomes Refugees With Attack Dogs and Beatings
Bulgaria’s border police engage in routine violence to deter asylum seekers and expel them from Bulgarian territory. Unless the refugees pay.
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Intercepted Podcast: President Trump's Cabinet of Killers and Why Orange Is the New Anti-Black
Reporter Allan Nairn dissects the neocons running the U.S. war machine and author Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor offers advice for resisting Trump.
Google’s Remarkably Close Relationship With the Obama White House, in Two Charts
The company has cultivated unprecedented ties to the government not only by lobbying but sharing its digital expertise, raising questions about undue influence.
Did the DEA Nab an International Weapons Dealer, or a CIA Asset Hung Out to Dry?
The U.S. government says Flaviu Georgescu was an arms dealer who wanted to sell weapons to terrorists. So why did he call the CIA to tell the agency what he was doing?
Intercepted Podcast: Two Former FBI Counterterror Agents Slam Trump’s Torture Policies
Rep. Barbara Lee talks to host Jeremy Scahill on the dangers of Trump and actor Peter Sarsgaard plays an NSA operative with bizarre vacation tips for Guantánamo. Two former FBI agents blast Trump’s “Muslim ban” and his love of torture. Spoken word from hip-hop artist Brother Ali.
Inside the Deadly Mississippi Riot That Pushed the Justice Department to Rein In Private Prisons
Private prisons have been declared a huge stock market winner in Trump’s victory. As his policies come into focus, a look back at one of the incidents that prompted the Justice Department’s resolve to cut ties with the industry.
Email Privacy Bill Passes House Unanimously
The bill requires a warrant before searching old digital communications stored in the cloud by companies like Google and Facebook.
Intercepted Podcast: We Are All in Trump's Hunger Games Now
The first contestant in Donald Trump’s reality administration has left the West Wing.
Three Paths Citizens United Created for Foreign Money to Pour Into U.S. Elections
<em>Citizens United</em> turns the legal wall against foreign money in U.S. elections into something more like a sieve.
Brazilian Intelligence Service Stokes Olympic Terrorism Fear for Its Own Benefit
Bearing its dark legacy from the dictatorship era, the Brazilian secret service, ABIN, fights to increase its budget and prestige in the state's hierarchy.