Read the Sexist Email Exchange About Rula Jebreal With Former AIPAC Spokesman
This is how a government-funded program consults with hard-core pro-Israel ideologues to choose its guests, with sexism and malice pervading the process.
Murtaza Hussain
Murtaza Hussain is a reporter at The Intercept who focuses on national security and foreign policy. He has appeared on CNN, BBC, MSNBC, and other news outlets.
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Obama's Plan to Close Guantánamo Would Establish Indefinite Detention on U.S. Soil
Human rights advocates described the president's proposal "as a plan to move Guantánamo to another ZIP code."
U.S. Military White Paper Describes Wearing Hijab as "Passive Terrorism"
It also sets forth the idea that “sexual deprivation” drives support for militant groups.
Lawsuit Demands Information on Shadowy "Countering Violent Extremism" Programs in U.S.
A new lawsuit seeks to compel the government to reveal information about its Countering Violent Extremism programs.
Why Is RE/MAX Selling Properties in Illegal Israeli Settlements?
The Israeli franchise of American real estate giant RE/MAX is selling properties in illegally occupied West Bank colonies.
GOP Candidates Compete Over Who Will Commit Most War Crimes Once Elected
The spectacle of one candidate being identified as a "pussy" by another for failing to sufficiently endorse torture exemplifies the moral state of the current race.
After Years of Violence, Pakistan is Winning its Fight Against Terrorism
After years of terrorist violence, Pakistan is seemingly on its way to defeating its own domestic insurgency.
Discriminatory New Visa Law Keeps German-Iranian Professor Out of U.S.
A professor's lecture at a conference and scheduled business deals are thwarted by changes that restrict travel for dual Iranian citizens, among others.
U.S. Air Force Veteran, Smeared as "an ISIS Fighter," Just Returned to the U.S.
An ugly and damaging fabrication from anti-Muslim activists ends with full vindication of their target, though the harms endure.
How a Young American Escaped the No-Fly List
Yaseen Kadura just boarded an airplane for the first time in three years following a legal battle. He's just starting to get his life back on track.