Mehdi Hasan Interviews Abdul El-Sayed, Progressive Candidate in Michigan's Democratic Primary
Will Abdul El-Sayed pull off a shock primary victory and provide further evidence that the Democratic Party is shifting more and more to the left?
Special Investigations
The War on Immigrants
A Family Faces an Impossible Choice: Reunite Child With Her Detained Mother or Undocumented Father?
Jhoseline was still in detention and likely to be deported, while Miguel could end up deported himself if he engaged with the system.
Israel’s War on Gaza
How Ahed Tamimi Became the Symbol of Palestinian Resistance to Israeli Oppression
Ahed Tamimi's story highlighted the plight of Palestinian children in Israeli military jails. Hundreds more remain behind bars.
The War on Immigrants
Reunited With Their Children, Immigrant Mothers Find Themselves in a Strange and Unforgiving Land
Many traumatized and disoriented immigrant detainees in South Texas are simply being dropped at bus stations by ICE — without food, water, or money.
Jessica Robertson Got Sick Working as an Inspector at a Poultry Plant. Now She’s Speaking Out to Defend Workers Exposed to Chemicals.
In Moroni, Utah, USDA inspectors raised alarms about the potential health effects of chemicals sprayed on poultry carcasses. Their complaints were ignored.
The War on Immigrants
Film: How a Brutal Immigration Raid Devastated an American Small Town — and How It Bounced Back
Small-town America is immigrant America. That's the message of a documentary about Postville, Iowa, from Univision in partnership with The Intercept.
Trump and Russia
Republicans' Slavish Loyalty to Trump in the Russia Investigation May Permanently Deprive Congress of Its Oversight Role
Republicans in Congress are clearly collaborating with Donald Trump to interfere with Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation.
Ethiopia Touts Good Conditions in Factories for Brands Like H&M and Calvin Klein, but Workers Scrape By on $1 a Day
In a notoriously exploitative industry, factories in Ethiopia pay some of the lowest wages of any garment factories in the world.
A “Reckless” Fracking Company, Poisoned Springs, and a Family Forced to Buy Water at Walmart
Oil, gas, and coal have been removed from the hills and forests of western Pennsylvanians who have been left paying the fossil fuel industry's bills.
Israel’s War on Gaza
Farmers at Gaza’s Edge Try to Make Ends Meet Between Economic Squeeze and Israeli Sniper Fire
Palestinians work their fields for a pittance — thanks to the economic woes caused by Israel's blockade.