The Search for a Pete Buttigieg Fundraiser
Activists heard that Buttigieg might be opening up his high-dollar fundraisers. But finding the location along Manhattan’s wealthiest corridors wasn’t easy.
Transparency
In the Trump Era, Leaking and Whistleblowing Are More Urgent, and More Noble, Than Ever
Trump has not yet been inaugurated, but all signs point to a presidency that will be deeply hostile to basic precepts of transparency. The Intercept is determined to enable sources to work with journalists in the safest way possible.
On WikiLeaks, Journalism, and Privacy: Reporting on the Podesta Archive Is an Easy Call
Core principles of journalism are ignored by critics of this reporting.
What Julian Assange's War on Hillary Clinton Says About WikiLeaks
Assange’s project has always been about opposition research. WikiLeaks exists to find dirt in the servers of the powerful and bring them down by exposing it.
Erroneous Claims Made About Basic Classification Data in The Intercept’s Spy Gear Documents
National security reporters make false claims about <em>The Intercept's</em> reporting on surveillance equipment and exhibit lack of familiarity with classified government documents.
Hillary Clinton on the Sanctity of Protecting Classified Information
To defend the persecution of Chelsea Manning, the then-secretary of state said classified information "is sensitive ... deserves to be protected and we will continue to take necessary steps to do so."
Announcing a Matching Fund Donation to Chelsea Manning’s Legal Defense
Manning's whistleblowing redounded to the benefit of all of us, and it’s incumbent on those who are able to do what they can to help her defend her legal rights. It’s in our collective interest to ensure that she is able to mount a full and vigorous defense of her rights.
Possible Obama SEC Pick Specializes in Helping Corporations Hide Political Expenditures
You Can’t Read the TPP and You Can’t Find Out Who in Congress Has
