RFK Jr., Glenn Greenwald, and other Putin apologists are making disingenuous, pseudo-populist arguments against U.S. support for Ukraine.

It’s no coincidence that Vladimir Putin has been pushing the exact same lie to excuse Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

The Fox News hatemonger and the rage-tweeting muckraker are pushing an NSA “scandal” without evidence—the latest fruits of a cynical partnership built on mutual self-interest.

The author of a book on the supposed “transgender craze seducing our daughters” claims she is being silenced. It is a very loud silence.

In his spectacular departure from The Intercept, he previewed a new media venture that seems destined to showcase the most insufferable people in American media.

The president says the generals hate him because he ends endless wars. That ain't it, chief.

The criminal complaint against the American journalist needs to be understood in the context of a broader political struggle.

In a paranoid age, the corroboration provided by The Intercept's latest exposé is unusual.

Thanks to Trump and the Russia investigation, the liberal network is booming. But is it selling its viewers a conspiratorial fantasy?

They're rushing to judgment, ignoring the facts, and declaring victory—just like the journalists they've been criticizing.

The paper has been accused of everything from electing Trump to normalizing neo-Nazis. Are its liberal critics right or unreasonable?

How the all-male citations in a profile of a major American journalist obscure a crucial nuance about Russia’s meddling in the 2016 election

His leftist apologists in the U.S. media aren't just blind to Russia's election meddling, but to Putin's xenophobia and homophobia.

You decide!

The problem isn't the scrutiny of her emails or the Clinton Foundation, but treating such sins as comparable to Donald Trump's.