The consumer rights advocate and presidential candidate pulls no punches in speaking about the 2016 election, the DNC lawsuit, and Mueller’s investigation.
Democrats unite behind one of the sleaziest, most corrupt incumbent senators, ensuring that no credible primary challenge can be mounted.
Sohail Daulatzai discusses his new book and explains why the film “The Battle of Algiers” is still relevant more than 50 years after its release.
Winner has seen “dark times” during pretrial detention in the small county jail, where she struggles with depression and an eating disorder.
Jorjani was a co-founder with Richard Spencer of the AltRight Corporation. In just a year, their odd partnership fell apart.
Iran’s "walled internet" gives users preferential access to domestic sites where content is regulated and Iranians can be monitored by state security.
Alice Speri on Trump's MS-13 obsession, Nikhil Singh on “Race and America's Long War,” Holly Dagres on Iran, and the CIA criticizes The Intercept.
A new Authorization to Use Military Force, supposedly aimed at restricting presidential power, could expand it in a terrifying way.
Before his arrest, Haji Juma Khan worked with the CIA and the DEA while aiding the Taliban and trading tons of heroin and opium.
The amendment would require the Defense Department to look into allegations of torture and the U.S. role in them, and report to Congress.
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