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With Tara Reade's Allegations, Joe Biden’s Campaign Is Only the Latest Chapter of America’s Accountability Problem
Biden has said, “I am not sorry for anything I have ever done."
Elise Swain
Elise Swain is a multimedia journalist based in Brooklyn, New York. A former Photo Editor at The Intercept, prior to that role, she was an associate producer for the Intercepted podcast, while working across various mediums for The Intercept, including reporting, photography, video, and illustration. She has a BFA in photo and video from the School of Visual Arts.
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Pork Plant Workers Turn Out for Sanders in First Caucus in Iowa
Just over two dozen workers gathered at the headquarters of the local United Food and Commercial Workers, with 14 casting their votes for Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders.
Merry Christmas, America! Let’s Remember the Children Who Live in Fear of Our Killer Drones.
This Christmas, let’s tell the truth about America’s killer drones and the new form of terror they bring to children around the world.
Corbyn Lost in the U.K. and Sanders’s Path Is Daunting at Home. Here’s a Case for Why We Still Need Socialism.
Nathan Robinson’s new book “Why You Should Be a Socialist” lays out a case for socialism based on outrage at our intolerable current condition.
The Coup That Ousted Bolivia’s Evo Morales Is Another Setback for Latin American Socialism
A socialist president from Bolivia is sent into exile as another member of the Latin American left is freed from prison in Brazil.
A War Reporter Covers “The End of Ice” — and It Will Change the Way You Think About Climate Catastrophe
“It’s possible to reach a place of acceptance and inner peace, while enduring the grief and suffering that are inevitable as the biosphere declines.”
It’s Still Open: Will the Guantánamo Bay Prison Become a 2020 Issue?
The reporter Carol Rosenberg has been covering Guantánamo Bay since before it became a “war on terror” prison camp — and she's still at it.
Zimbabwe Opposition’s Democratic Hopes Dashed as Ruling Party Returns to Mugabe Mode After Disputed Election
The opposition hoped for a democratic blossoming in Zimbabwe and an end to the country's isolation. Instead, they got more of the same.
In Races for District Attorney, Insurgent Candidates Are Challenging Police-Backed Incumbents
Pamela Price and Geneviéve Jones-Wright talked with Jeremy Scahill about running for district attorney seats on platforms of police and prison reform.
Hip Hop Artist Narcy Raps About Yemen, Netflix, and Erik Prince
The Iraqi-Canadian rapper Narcy joined Jeremy Scahill for a live taping of Intercepted, where he performed his new spoken word poem, "We Are on the Verge."