
The lawsuit argues the president is restricting public access to government information in a scheme to enrich himself.

Millions of protesters in the streets after George Floyd wasn’t the “crazy” part. Centrist Dems selling them out was.

Government officials told The Intercept the War Department’s latest civilian casualty report was “sickening” and a “joke. ”

By digging up a years-old tweet from the Wisconsin Democrat about Thanksgiving, Francesca Hong’s opponents show they’re totally out of ideas.

To prepare for a possible of war with China, the U. S. military has put Hawai’i on the front lines of a potential nuclear conflict.

By coming out against transgender athletes, the player has become the far right's new white woman spokesperson—a position with a long legacy.

A new State Department policy about “far-left terrorism” could spark a crackdown on Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions activists.

The State Department is asking Peter Thiel’s Palantir for advice on free speech and “countering digital surveillance. ”

A bill intended to halt the supposed threat of “organized retail crime” would put ICE in charge of the federal response.

Defense Department accounts posted the biblical quote “SEND ME. ” The Pentagon won’t say if its proselytizing is a message about the Iran war.

In Senatobia, Mississippi, where police killed 1-year-old Kohen Wiley, community members had urged leaders to rein in the police. Are they listening now?

Intercept reporters break down Abdul El-Sayed, Donavan McKinney, and William Lawrence’s primary wins in Michigan and Cori Bush’s loss in Missouri.

El-Sayed won the Democratic Senate primary in Michigan by a slim margin. Overcoming AIPAC and the establishment to win is still a huge victory.