Why Fox News Can't Afford to Quit Donald Trump
Disinformation about the election’s outcome is desired by Fox’s viewers, not forced upon them.
Perspectives on the news from Intercept columnists, reporters, and freelance contributors.
Disinformation about the election’s outcome is desired by Fox’s viewers, not forced upon them.
Republicans keep finding new ways to tell us that they don’t believe in democracy, and we should believe them.
Georgia Republicans find themselves choosing sides between the administrators of a government that they control and a president they do not.
The possibilities in front of us are real, but we should not deceive ourselves about what we learned during the Time of Trump.
The results are bittersweet for Southern Democrats.
Oregon voters’ drug decriminalization applies an anti-carceral logic to more than just weed.
From J20 to Black Lives Matter, the Trump administration is using inflated federal charges to expand repression of dissent.
The president clearly believes that bringing missing Americans home is popular with voters, but in Tice’s case, the prospects are slim.
The Murdochs own Fox News but rarely get the scrutiny they deserve for bankrolling racism and hatred.
Four years ago, the nation tumbled down the Trump rabbit hole. We’ve been lost in the dark so long it’s hard to know which way is up.
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