Cora Currier

Cora Currier is an editor and reporter covering national security, immigration, human rights and other topics. She previously worked at ProPublica and the New Yorker, and was a lead researcher on several books of history and politics. She lives in Los Angeles, California.

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Articles by Cora Currier on theintercept.com

Government Can Spy on Journalists in the U.S. Using Invasive Foreign Intelligence Process

Cora Currier — Sep. 17

Newly released documents illuminate the little-known use of Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court orders against journalists.

The War on ImmigrantsNursing Mother Describes Forced Separation From Infant at the Border: “They Said It Wasn’t Their Problem the Baby Wasn’t Eating”

Cora Currier — Sep. 7

Amid a lawsuit over the asylum process, a Salvadoran mother gives details for the first time of how she was separated from her baby.

The War on ImmigrantsFBI Pressed Detained Anti-ICE Activist for Information on Protests, Offering Immigration Help

Cora Currier — Aug. 7

ICE has been criticized for detaining and deporting other activists, but this case also indicates an FBI interest in anti-ICE protests.

Gina Haspel and the Fiction of a Feminist CIA

Cora Currier — May. 15

Haspel's nomination points to a long and fraught history of the CIA trying to burnish its image by highlighting women’s advancements in the agency.

How an Army of Trolls Protects Guatemala’s Corrupt Elite

Cora Currier, Danielle Mackey — Apr. 7

Inside the booming business of online disinformation campaigns in Guatemala.

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