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The far-right Center for Security Policy, led by anti-Muslim activist Frank Gaffney, is best known for pedaling conspiracy theories.
“It would be inappropriate to comment given the incident is under investigation,” CENTCOM told The Intercept.
Israeli bombing left cars in Gaza immobile and roads impassable. The assault on Iran has only spiked prices and worsened conditions.
OpenAI says Americans shouldn’t worry about the ethics of its new Pentagon contract. You’ll have to take their word for it (and Pete Hegseth’s).
The policy has been in place for at least a year — but school security keeps letting ICE agents in.
DHS has built a national police force with massive surveillance capabilities — which it could use to interfere with our elections.
Intercept senior editor Ali Gharib discusses the human and political toll of the Israel–U.S. war on Iran with Séamus Malekafzali.
“The administration doesn’t have a clue. They do not have an actual, real rationale, endgame, or plan for the aftermath of this.”
A military watchdog has been “inundated” with complaints that officials are using end-times Christian rhetoric to justify war.
The bipartisan push to remove anonymity from the internet is ushering in an era of unprecedented mass surveillance and censorship.
Democratic primary voters in North Carolina stuck with the incumbent backed by the AI lobby over a challenger running against corporate power and...
Immigration authorities in Minnesota have identified legal observers by name and address, and in some cases showed up at their homes.
The Senate version already failed, with Fetterman once again casting the only Democratic vote against imposing restrictions on Trump’s Iran war.
Two government officials told The Intercept that the joint U.S.–Ecuador military action won’t just be a one-off raid.
Rakhi Israni, whose House primary campaign stunned observers with an early fundraising haul, has ties to Hindu nationalist political groups.
A pro-Palestine group launched a $2 million ad buy aiming to exploit Republican rifts over Israel. They hope Democrats will take note.
The Senate primary between Talarico and Rep. Jasmine Crockett emphasized style over substance. Now local organizers want concrete promises.
A Tennessee bill would take the right to education away from undocumented children. The Heritage Foundation is pushing it in other states.
Israel’s plan to strike Iran would put American lives at risk, Rubio said. Rather than confronting Israel, the U.S. joined their war.
With Paramount’s takeover of CNN owner Warner Bros. Discovery, the network might become the next CBS News.
Top Democrats close to AIPAC stick to criticizing Trump’s process failures — but primary candidates are calling for a referendum on the war itself.
The Iran war shows that Trump is loving his military interventions — but they are never what he claims them to be.
An Intercept analysis finds that every single Board of Peace member state has been rebuked for human rights violations.
“This is an introduction of U.S. forces into hostilities. It absolutely triggers the 48-hour notice requirement.”
Locals think the party overlearned the lessons of Trump’s surprising gains — and should stay out of the way.
“This tells any potential adversaries of the U.S.: Get nuclear weapons. Hedging is not a strategy.”
The case for invading Iraq was based on lies. The Trump administration’s case for war with Iran hardly exists at all.
The killing of drug cartel kingpin El Mencho has led to retaliatory violence in Mexico — much of it carried out with American-made guns.
Federal agencies are using investigations to stifle speech and chill the questioning of those in power.
With Congress not reconvening until next week, there’s a chance the vote might come after attacks start.
One of Trump’s tricks is to send people to Louisiana where they get harsher treatment. Mahmoud Khalil is pointing out the iniquity of it.
The school president advised Columbia community members to not let federal agents into non-public areas of the campus.
Investigators found GEO Group staff falsely logged visits and failed to meet ICE standards on the morning of a detainee’s death in custody.
An Israeli spyware firm is tracking the GOP legislation, according to lobbying disclosures.
Eschewing a U.S.-style double-tap strike, the Cuban government rescued survivors.
Democrats stayed seated as Trump attacked trans kids at the State of the Union. With midterms coming, there’s more where that came from.
Before Democrats can articulate a more humane foreign policy, they need to reckon with the mortal sin of the genocide in Gaza.
Akela Lacy, Jessica Washington, and Jordan Uhl on Trump’s speech and the Democratic Party’s response.
A year since his legal victory — and after six judges recused themselves — Glossip is asking a new trial judge to release him from jail.
The U.S. military’s intelligence sharing came as part of a new “counter cartel” task force focused on the U.S.–Mexico borderlands.
A federal judge must decide whether Abrego is the target of a “vindictive prosecution” by the Trump administration.
The violence in Mexico is fueled by U.S. guns and money. Killing a cartel boss won’t change that.
Seventeen organizations filed an amicus brief calling out pretextual federal investigations and arguing for judicial oversight.
Law enforcement sources told The Intercept that Noem’s tale about a cannibal was a fabrication.
The Trump administration’s maximum pressure campaign is pushing Cuba into a deeper humanitarian crisis.
The amount of military forces gathering near Iran dwarfs even the monthslong build-up before the U.S. coup in Venezuela.
The Trump administration is sending more troops to a region where U.S. military presence has coincided with increased violence.
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Sharif Street states no Israel policy on his website and was briefly the beneficiary of a pro-Israel fundraising page. He's trying to walk a fine line...
ICE has the money it needs to turn warehouses into prisons for immigrants. But local pressure stopped one project in its tracks.