Culinary Workers Bucked Their Leadership by Backing Bernie Sanders in Nevada. Here's What They Knew.
Culinary Union members might grasp health care policy better than pundits think.
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Perspectives on the news from Intercept columnists, reporters, and freelance contributors.
The Law Says Chelsea Manning Must Be Freed From Prison
Chelsea Manning was imprisoned for refusing to testify before a grand jury investigating WikiLeaks. She refused — and now she must be set free.
When Bloomberg News's Reporting on China Was Challenged, Bloomberg Tried to Ruin Me for Speaking Out
Bloomberg lawyers in Hong Kong threatened to devastate my family financially and take me to court if I did not sign an NDA — even though I had never been a Bloomberg employee.
Bloomberg Apologized for Stop-and-Frisk. Why Won't He Say Sorry to Muslims for Spying on Them?
Bloomberg's NYPD engaged in mass surveillance of Muslims, mapping where they prayed, ate, and worked. It was an attack on religious liberty.
A Professor Was Called a Pedophile Because of His Work. Academics Are Keeping Their Distance.
Thomas Hubbard has received no complaints of sexual misconduct. But his work on ancient pederasty and the age of sexual consent has made him the target of protests at UT Austin.
Senate Acquittal Gave Trump a Blank Check. With Roger Stone’s Sentencing, the President's Crime Syndicate Is Cashing In.
Barr and Mike Pompeo are no longer men of moral standing — only the avaricious lieutenants of a cult leader.
The Pundits Wrote Off Bernie’s Candidacy. In Iowa and New Hampshire, He Proved Them Wrong.
Last year, commentators predicted Bernie Sanders would drop out before Iowa. Now he is the undisputed frontrunner.
Yes, a Progressive President Could Cancel Student Debt on Day One — by Following the Grassroots
Debt strike activists found a button to destroy all student debt. We just need someone to push it.
House Democrats Rushed Donald Trump's Impeachment, Handing Him an Election Year Gift
A key lesson of Watergate was that regicide takes time.
Fear Is the Democracy Killer, Not Hackers
An app caused problems counting votes in Iowa. But our attitude of assuming the cyber-worst at every cyber-turn will lead to a cynical electorate.