“Vice” Turns the Life of Dick Cheney Into Entertainment — and Stays True to His Terrible Evil
Adam McKay, the writer and director of "Vice," has followed up his earlier "The Big Short" with another triumph of humor and politics.
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Rejecting Israel Lobby’s Influence Over Congress, Rashida Tlaib Plans to Lead Delegation to Palestine
For decades, AIPAC has sponsored trips to Israel for new members of Congress. Rep.-elect Rashida Tlaib, a Palestinian-American, is planning an alternative.
Meet the Senator Trying to End U.S. Support for the War in Yemen
Democratic Sen. Chris Murphy discusses U.S. complicity in the civilian deaths resulting from the war in Yemen.
I Just Visited Lula, the World’s Most Prominent Political Prisoner. A "Soft Coup" in Brazil’s Election Will Have Global Consequences.
As the fifth most populous country, what happens in Brazil matters. The current election reflects dynamics that are globally relevant and historically familiar.
American Misdirection: Militarism and Capitalism Reign as Spotlight Stays on Russia Conspiracy
Journalist Aaron Maté, professor Shoshana Zuboff, and journalist Harun Maruf are this week's 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.
A Corporate-Friendly Democrat Has Been Stalling Progress for 40 Years. Now a Primary Challenge Might Take Him Out.
Virginia state Sen. Dick Saslaw is being challenged by Yasmine Taeb, a human rights lawyer who is going after his ties to the utility giant Dominion.
Brexit and the Rise of the British Trumps
Mehdi Hasan and Owen Jones discuss the fallout from the EU elections and the rise of British Trumpism.
328 NSA Documents Reveal “Vast Network” of Iranian Agents, Details of a Key Intelligence Coup, and a Fervor for Voice-Matching Technology
Highlights from the seventh release of the internal NSA newsletter, SIDtoday.
Dear James Mattis: Why Haven’t You Quit Yet?
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis was considered the “adult in the room” at the White House — but now he’s not even in the room anymore.