JULY 8. 2025
I’ve not given up on culture; far from it. What I do instead is split my life between online and offline
A very influential, rich American says the Antichrist has returned. The worst thing is how many people might actually believe him
Those who turn their back on world news and just get on with their lives inside a protective bubble are part of the problem
An investigation by The Intercept reveals that ICE officials deceived eight men now expelled to South Sudan.
The world of extremism has moved on during the past 100 years – but the core ideas of Hitler’s book have not gone away
The former culture secretary missed out on a seat in the Lords - but is doing very nicely courtesy of the struggling paper
A series of sycophantic interviews should serve the Treasury secretary well in his ambition to be chair of the Federal Reserve
The Conservatives' former mayoral candidate is an advisor to Restore Britain - a new hard-right group with some extreme policies
On the rise of banker and investor technocrats in Indonesia
These heat- and drought-stricken tourist destinations are far from the oases you’d see on Instagram.
Luis Assardo, a digital security trainer and investigative data journalist, gives tips on how journalists can keep their information and devices secure.
People can accurately judge biodiversity through sight and sound.
JULY 7. 2025
The former chancellor was under consideration by Keir Starmer's team to be the UK ambassador to America, The New World can reveal
There is no grand vision, no -ism. But Keir Starmer can still succeed if he trusts his political instincts
The Supreme Court is helping Trump expand "third country" deportation — and restrict immigrants’ rights to object for fear of torture.
The government benches in the Commons are packed with ambitious young people who think their careers are hitting a dead end
As far-right politics gain traction across the globe, some South Africans are embracing Trumpism not out of policy conviction but out of a deeper, more troubling identification.
A civil defense worker, a doctor, a reporter, and a photojournalist tell The Intercept their stories of responding to Israel’s war on Gaza.
Video analysis of reveals how federal agents in Southern California regularly use force against unarmed individuals, many of them U. S. citizens.
Advocates for a bioeconomy say markets for rubber, açaí, and other forest products can help preserve the Amazon—not everyone is convinced.