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Government sources tell The Intercept that leadership of the storied 82nd Airborne Division have been ordered to the Middle East.

Countries that host U. S. forces want to be partners, not just platforms.

With no oil shipments, Cuba’s humanitarian crisis has become dire.

Democrats in the House and Senate are digging into the treatment, detention and sometimes even deportation of American children at the hands of immigration agents. Families featured in ProPublica’s reporting will be speaking at a forum.

Prices won’t just be higher at the pump.

After The Intercept exposed Palantir’s deal with New York City Health + Hospitals, the public health care system didn’t renew the contract.

What happens when the house of cards collapses?

The Pentagon’s new $200 billion private equity fund would harm the critical industries it aims to support.

Will there be order after chaos?

Coercive bargaining returns to the Persian Gulf.

During the High-level Conference on Social Rights this month in Chișinău, Alain Berset, secretary general of the Council of Europe, gave an exclusive interview to Social Europe.

A strategic location coupled with a close U. S. partnership makes for an attractive military target.

A battered Iranian regime is looking for scapegoats.

Holland, who once compared a Black child to a dog, has had a career mired in controversy. That hasn’t stopped him from becoming the de facto frontrunner of his judicial race.

A key failure in 2024 paved the way for U. S. and Israeli attacks.

Documents indicate that the tech company may be planning a massive natural gas powered data center — but it could hinge on one piece of legislation.

Trump is looking for states to host ‘nuclear innovation' sites. Some in Utah think they have just the spot.

A recent EU survey exposes the chasm between headline economic data and the financial reality confronting households across Europe.

Beijing fears a failed state on its border.

But Tehran continues to deny that any such dialogue has occurred.