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We Were Warned: The Climate Emergency and the Surveillance State
Betsy Reed hosts this week’s Intercepted. Guests include whistleblower Edward Snowden, The Intercept’s Naomi Klein, Sharon Lerner, and more.
The FBI’s Interrogation of Reality Winner Was Like a Play — and Has Now Been Turned Into One
The more playwright Tina Satter read of the FBI's interview of Reality Winner, the more it started to seem like a thriller.
Progressive Groups Make Last-Minute Push for Kara Eastman, as Corporate Democrats Prep Victory Lap
The corporate group Third Way is borderline giddy that a progressive Democrat may lose her House race.
Ayúdanos a Encontrar a Los Niños Que el Gobierno de Trump Ha Quitado a Sus Padres
Si usted conoce a alguien que ha sido impactado por “tolerancia cero,” nosotros queremos saber.
Trump Insider Wanted to Sell Social Media Surveillance Tools to Abusive Governments, Leaked Documents Suggest
Elliot Broidy's firm Circinus prepared pitch books for repressive regimes like Tunisia and the United Arab Emirates.
El Salvador Is Trying to Stop Gang Violence. But the Trump Administration Keeps Pushing Failed "Iron Fist" Policing.
The U.S. government is funding important new gang rehabilitation programs with one hand, and punitive policing with the other.
Los puertorriqueños y los puertopians ultrarricos están enfrascados en una lucha irreconciliable por cómo rehacer la Isla
Una pregunta domina la recuperación luego del huracán María: ¿Para quién es Puerto Rico, para los isleños o para los forasteros adinerados?
Victims of Criminal Cops in Chicago Are Fighting to Overturn Their Wrongful Convictions
A gang of corrupt Chicago police officers fabricated evidence and then conspired to support arrests by falsifying reports and lying under oath.
Photo Essay: Out of Hiding, Female Rebels in Colombia Face Uneasy Transition to Civilian Life
After 50 years of warfare, the FARC guerrilla movement has reached a peace accord with the Colombian government. But demobilization is not easy, particularly for female fighters.