Investigations

YouTube offered conflicting explanations for deleting the account of Robert Inlakesh, who covered Israel’s occupation of the West Bank.

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ICE’s operation against Minnesota’s Somali community is seen not as an immigration raid but as a racist intimidation campaign.

Heavily armed tactical teams fired crowd suppression munitions at the Arizona lawmaker and protesters, claiming she was leading “a mob.”

“There are a lot of disturbing aspects. But this is one of the most disturbing.”

Malcolm Gladwell and Liliana Segura unpack how the death penalty is administered in America.

“What I saw in that room is one of the most troubling scenes I’ve ever seen in my time in public service.”

The widespread support for Mangione shows America is ready to mobilize to build a more humane health care system.

Daniel Sanchez Estrada, who was arrested for transporting anarchist zines after an ICE protest, turned himself in to the feds.

Rep. Chrissy Houlahan said, “If there is intelligence to ‘absolutely confirm’ this, the Congress is ready to receive it.”

Before October 7, Palestinian laborers would cross into Israel for jobs. Then Israel revoked work permits and unleashed a violent crackdown.

Justice Democrats endorsed Melat Kiros in Denver as the progressive group looks to recover from crushing losses to AIPAC-backed candidates last cycle.

Everyday Americans in Appalachia and the Southeast show that resisting ICE is becoming the rule, rather than the exception.

Donald Scott was killed in his home by an ad hoc team of raiding cops who were looking for marijuana — but the larger prize may have been his 200-acre Malibu ranch.

“Quibbling over the semantics of ‘double-tap’ doesn’t change the reality that the strike was a summary execution of men clinging to the remains of a boat.”

The war powers legislation would prohibit Trump from launching “hostilities within or against Venezuela” without congressional approval.

The raid on humanitarian aid providers on the U.S.–Mexico divide late last month was the first where Border Patrol entered structures without a warrant.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s actions could spark investigations for war crimes or outright murder, sources told The Intercept.