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For the first time, documents confirm the CIA carried out tests on North Korean POWs and planned for much more invasive experimentation.
Twenty donors to the Southern Poverty Law Center said the alleged “fraud” being prosecuted in their name was exactly how they hoped the group...
The FBI director was arrested twice in his youth for alcohol-related incidents that he said were “not representative of my usual conduct.”
Military contractor Palantir has been paid more than $130 million by the IRS to analyze sensitive federal databases.
Intercept staffers discuss the themes emerging this midterm election season.
By suing The Atlantic for defamation, the FBI director is leveraging one of Trump’s legal tactics to tamp down free speech.
It’s not cheap to attack Venezuela and capture its president or conduct dozens of strikes on civilian boats.
A renown criminologist’s experiment with ChatGPT demonstrates the destructive power of police to elicit false confessions.
An Alabama cop who confronted the No Kings protester claimed she posed a risk to public safety. The judge was unconvinced.
The U.S. government altered its tally of American casualties — inexplicably scrubbing 15 wounded-in-action troops from the count.
Two Americans killed in Mexico, previously identified only as “staff from the United States Embassy,” participated in a raid on a drug lab.
With its last contract expiring, activists say garage owners should spurn ICE to avoid becoming complicit in Trump’s deportation blitz.
With voters on the left split across a wide Democratic field, Our Revolution says it backed Tom Steyer to avoid handing the seat to a Republican.
The deal is a welcome reprieve from Israel’s bombing — but separating Lebanon from the ceasefire with Iran sets a dangerous precedent.
Flight records show that Los Angeles police dispatched drones 32 times over last month’s No Kings rally.
Al-Fassel and Pishtaz News publish pro-U.S. coverage about the war on Iran and the Trump administration’s plan to redevelop Gaza.
There’s a divide between those seeking to end all U.S. weapons deals with Israel and those who want to allow some exceptions.
Maxine Waters, the scourge of crypto, could become Financial Services Committee chair if Democrats win the House in midterm elections.
In Lebanon, an unprecedented campaign of DNA tests is being used to identify mangled bodies left trapped under rubble by Israel’s blitz.
Matt Duss, former foreign policy adviser to Sen. Bernie Sanders, on how Democrats can win on an anti-war platform and bring about real change.
News of less violence is welcome, but with Israel promising to stay in Lebanon, we need to remember the Gaza “ceasefire” has meant continued genocide.
Despite their defeat by Senate Republicans, bills seeking to block arms sales to Israel found widespread Democratic support.
“My plan is legitimately to just let them all assault me and you guys arrest them all,” the Phoenix cop told fellow police after the incident.
Grassroots opposition to renewing Section 702 of FISA is building, thanks in part to fears about AI used to sort Americans’ data.
The former representative’s rapid collapse over sexual assault allegations signals that Democrats have gotten the message: Voters see accountability...
The Trump administration has hit a grim milestone with its 50th strike on a civilian boat in the waters off Latin America.
Meta’s new rules let it ban users or suppress comments that include the word “antifa” alongside “content-level threat signals.”
The investigative journalist and “Democracy Now!” host — and the subject of a new documentary — on why independent media is needed now more than ever.
The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights “lacks the competence” to review Trump’s campaign of deadly boat strikes, a State Department...
Foreign service officers fired in Elon Musk’s workforce purge warn the State Department is unable to help Americans stranded in the Middle East.
In the communities closest to Israel’s northern border, residents argue the only way to keep themselves safe is to displace their Lebanese neighbors.
With automatic Selective Service registration, it would be harder for Americans to dodge a potential military draft.
“In many ways, what actually has potentially led to this ceasefire is the fact that Iran is able to create a chokehold over 20 percent of the...
An ICE summons to get the user’s identity failed. Advocates worry the move to a grand jury signals an escalation of the war on dissent.
Israel’s vicious attack on Lebanon emerged as the biggest threat to the Iran ceasefire. That might be intentional.
The party just kicked the can down the road again on Israel, deepening the divide between party members and their leaders.
A magistrate judge will be able to review and consider releasing Jonathan Ross’s personnel files and materials that capture the hour surrounding...
Killing the Presidential Records Act would allow private individuals to hold the keys to American history, forever.
The outrage over Abdul El-Sayed’s appearance with Hasan Piker reveals a schism that runs deeper than his Senate primary race against Mallory McMorrow.
After we exposed what one source called a “casualty cover-up,” the Pentagon offered another lowball count.
Survival of the regime alone was a victory — but its demonstration of control over the Strait of Hormuz may be a strategic game-changer.
The Maine Wire presents itself as a plucky upstart fighting for the common Mainer, but it’s fueled by powerful right-wing money men.
Netanyahu and Trump have invoked the Woman, Life, Freedom movement to justify war. Politicians like Rep. Yassamin Ansari rejected the idea.
“What President Trump is describing as the destruction of ‘a whole civilization’ would be a war crime, plain and simple.”
Everyone reported the exact same story at the exact same time — and they all relied on the same liars who got us into this mess.
Amoco, now part of BP, never cleaned up after its failed oil prospecting mission. Rural Kenyans are suing for a right to a clean environment.
By making Iran into a religious crusade, Trump’s spiritual advisers are making the war that much more difficult to end.
Federal agents’ indiscriminate use of tear gases and “less-lethal” projectiles has become a mainstay of protest crackdowns.
Iran shot down a U.S. fighter jet as Trump threatened the country’s critical infrastructure and destroyed a bridge near Tehran.
When the viral video cooled off, people thought the case against the 62-year-old would be dropped. Prosecutors doubled down.
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