Inside the Business of Trump’s Third-Country Deportations

Tyler McBrien

As the Trump administration fights to keep deporting immigrants to countries where they have no connections, we studied the system that profits from these grave abuses.
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AI Almost Started a U.S.–China War — and No One Seems to Care

Sam Biddle

The tech world is too busy dreaming up imaginary doomsday scenarios to focus on a very real one that flared up between nuclear powers.
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Israeli Settlers Killed His Constituent. Fetterman Is Sole Democrat Against Investigating Them.

Matt Sledge

Despite support from other Democrats, the Senate voted 51–47 against a resolution to force U.S. probes on killings of Americans in the West Bank.
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The Intercept Sues Texas City Over Refusal to Release Police Records on Prairieland Protest

Noah Hurowitz

“This is one of the singularly most distressing cases that I’ve seen in terms of public access to records. This is stonewalling on steroids.”
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U.S. Has Suffered More Casualties In Iran Since the Conclusion of Operation Epic Fury

Nick Turse

The Trump administration’s attempt to rebrand its faltering forever war hasn’t slowed the mounting toll of U.S. casualties.
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Prison That Didn’t Report Sex Abuse Allegation Against Staffer to Reopen as ICE Camp

John Washington

A whistleblower says the warden didn’t make a federally required disclosure. Now the company is turning the Arizona prison into an ICE jail.
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ICE Deleted Reviews for Deaths in Custody That Cited Shoddy Medical Care

Tanvi Misra

Three-quarters of ICE’s own 2025 death reviews, briefly posted online, raised substandard and “inappropriate” care of ill detainees.
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