The Struggle Continues: Black Women and Student Debt After SCOTUS
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The Intercept Announces Restructuring as Independent Nonprofit Organization
A letter from David Bralow, general manager of The Intercept.
Insecurity
Introducing "Insecurity"
Introducing "Insecurity," a video triptych of stories about women struggling for what they need after the pandemic upends their lives: social services, a living wage, or decent mental health care.
Intercepted Podcast
This Is How the Federal Government Force-Feeds Detainees
Ajay Kumar was force-fed while detained in an immigration jail. Years later, The Intercept finally got ahold of the video recording.
Livestream: Egypt’s Carceral Climate Summit
As Egypt prepares to host COP27, the country’s most prominent pro-democracy activist, Alaa Abd El Fattah, remains in prison.
Intercepted Podcast
No Way Home, Episode Two: The Desert of Death
As a desperate family tries to flee Afghanistan, a father disappears. His cousin sets off in search of answers.
Intercepted Podcast
No Way Home, Episode One: Life and Death
Two Afghans try to flee Kabul after the Taliban takeover. Only one makes it out.
Roger Hodge Named Acting Editor-in-Chief of The Intercept
Betsy Reed, the site’s editor-in-chief since 2015, is leaving to head Guardian U.S.
The End of Roe
Livestream: The New Fight for Reproductive Freedom
On the day the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, a conversation on what can be done right now to minimize the impact of this decision on the most vulnerable people.
Intercepted Podcast
Jan. 6 Hearings Point Finger at Donald Trump. But Federal Prosecutors Haven't Gone That Far.
The Justice Department's handling of January 6 contrasts sharply with prosecutions of racial justice protesters and international extremists.