In the seven-part audio series, Chicago mother Shapearl Wells probes her son Courtney Copeland’s 2016 homicide and joins forces with a team of journalists to confront the Chicago Police Department and challenge the city’s long-standing racial disparities.
The Rio de Janeiro Civil Police probe into The Intercept Brasil's executive editor is the latest attack on the free press in Brazil.
We have a big goal this month — because now is not the time to go to sleep and assume that the “adults” are back in power.
The specific accusations about our reporting crumble when subjected to scrutiny.
In the year since George Floyd’s murder, conservative news outlets have endlessly hyped distorted stories about violence at Black Lives Matter protests. Key videos they used come from a tight-knit group of eight young journalists.
Having an understanding of our staff’s demographic profile is key as we seek to further diversify our newsroom.
With the National Writers Union facilitating, The Intercept met with its freelancers to find out how we could ensure that our working relationship remains strong.
A live chat with members of the team behind the film “A Message From the Future II”: Emma Thompson, Naomi Klein, Opal Tometi, and Nnimmo Bassey.
The Times article on Winner’s 2017 arrest and our reporting contains little new information, but a number of errors and a few significant points requiring clarification.
Naomi Klein, Shoshana Zuboff, and Simone Browne discuss the dangers of surveillance capitalism — and how we can rise to this crisis and create a fair and equitable future.
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