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8 results for “The Intercept”
Right-Wing Trans Hate Comes for the WNBA
The WNBA is experiencing a surge in popularity and performance metrics, but right-wing political actors are manufacturing controversy around trans women's participation in the league despite zero trans women currently playing or attempting to join.
Aug 28, 2026
What The Intercept Is Reading
The Intercept published a book recommendation list featuring fiction titles with thematic ties to justice, immigration, historical incarceration, and dystopian futures — not an AI or technology news story.
Aug 19, 2026
Abdul El-Sayed Answers: Can the Left Win in the Midwest? Yes.
The article covers the Michigan Democratic Senate primary between Abdul El-Sayed and Haley Stevens as a political test case for progressive viability in purple, non-urban Midwest constituencies — not an AI or technology development event.
Jul 31, 2026
ICE Mandates Dress Code After Killings and Botched Arrest
ICE implemented a mandatory dress code banning jeans, hoodies, and graphic tees for field officers after high-profile violent incidents and a botched airport arrest, aiming to improve officer identifiability and public trust.
Jul 21, 2026
Rebecca Nagle on the Boomerang of Empire
Journalist Rebecca Nagle argues that U.S. authoritarian tendencies are not new or aberrant but foundational — embedded in empire-building structures that coexisted with democracy from the nation’s inception, and that current political efforts to erase marginalized histories reflect and accelerate those enduring systems.
Jul 11, 2026
Maine Senate Candidates Claim They’re Just Like Platner — But Entirely Different
Multiple Maine Democratic Senate candidates are attempting to inherit Graham Platner's progressive base while publicly distancing themselves from his personal conduct following a rape allegation, creating a strategic tension between policy alignment and reputational risk.
Jul 11, 2026
A Government of Trump, by Trump, and for Trump
A reflective editorial essay by Tom Engelhardt, published via The Intercept under Nick Turse’s editorship, juxtaposes the U.S. founding as a slaveocracy with Trump’s presidency to critique contemporary authoritarian drift — not reporting on AI or technology, but appearing in an AI/tech feed.
Jul 10, 2026
The Horrifying Lessons of 250 Years of American History
The article is a political commentary on U.S. history and Trump-era nationalism, not an AI or technology story; its inclusion in an AI/tech feed is a category mismatch.
Published Jul 4, 2026 · Analyzed Jul 9, 2026