This week, Intercept reporter Liliana Segura discusses federal executions under Trump, and the American Conservative’s Kelley Vlahos analyzes Biden’s national security picks.
Engel's votes on Iraq, Iran, and Saudi Arabia put him in a hard-right minority inside his party. He faces a primary against Jamaal Bowman.
The draft platform is a sign of how far the party’s center of gravity has shifted in four years.
Many Israelis believe their country’s second coronavirus lockdown was about stopping anti-corruption protests — not the spread of the disease.
Assange’s liberty represents that of all journalists and publishers whose job is to expose government and corporate criminality without fear of prosecution.
Amid a broad review of American war-making policy, how and where commandos will be used in the coming years hangs in the balance.
Ryan Grim speaks with two reporters who were on Capitol grounds Wednesday afternoon when Trump supporters stormed the building.
Biden’s picks for State Department and national security adviser are conventional. An opportunity for reform is being squandered.
Former Sanders deputy campaign manager Ari Rabin-Havt talks about his new book, "The Fighting Soul," and about what makes Bernie “Bernie.”
More than 210,000 Americans are dead in a pandemic that traditional national security experts did little or nothing to warn us about.
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