Putin Says He Misspoke Too, Withdrawing Claim Clinton Got Millions Stolen From Russia
Like Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin said he got just one tiny word wrong during their news conference, but it was enough to dash the hopes of Trump supporters.
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The War on Immigrants
Her 13-Year Old Son Is in America. She Is Stranded in Djibouti. What Can a Yemeni Mother Do?
Hundreds of Yemeni-Americans who can't get visas under Trump's travel ban have to decide if they will risk returning to a war zone. Many already have.
Trump and Putin Met in Helsinki's Hall of Mirrors. Here Are the Highlights.
The Intercept followed the summit meeting between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin in Helsinki, Finland as it unfolded. It never stoped getting crazier.
Son of Jair Bolsonaro, Fascist Leading Brazil's Presidential Polls, Tweets Fake Poster Linking LGBT People to Pedophiles
Four months after the still-unsolved murder of Marielle Franco, the growing Bolsonaro movement stokes the flames of hatred.
Live: Dispatches From the U.K. as Trump Stokes Turmoil
Updated: Donald Trump was greeted at his Turnberry golf resort in Scotland by a Greenpeace activist who paraglided directly over his head trailing a banner that read: “Trump: Well Below Par.”
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Trump and Brexit Have Chaos in Common — A Symptom of Political Self-Harm
The U.K. vote to leave the EU, and the election of Donald Trump in the U.S., were acts of political, social, and economic destruction.
"What Good Is NATO?" Trump Asks, Putting U.S. Commitment to Anti-Russia Alliance In Doubt
The American president sent an inflammatory tweet in which he demanded that Germany and other European allies “IMMEDIATELY” increase defense spending.
Ahead of U.K. Visit, Donald Trump Praises Boris Johnson, Who Once Called Him Insane
Ahead of his visit to Britain this week, Donald Trump took a moment to undermine Prime Minister Theresa May by praising her rival Boris Johnson.
Ethiopia Touts Good Conditions in Factories for Brands Like H&M and Calvin Klein, but Workers Scrape By on $1 a Day
In a notoriously exploitative industry, factories in Ethiopia pay some of the lowest wages of any garment factories in the world.
Our Country, Our Stories: In New Memoirs, Syrians Describe Life — and Death — in Wartime
Two new revelatory memoirs on Syria come at a critical moment, as everyday Syrians are increasingly written out of their country’s story.