Ahead of Extradition Hearing, Hundreds March for Assange in London
Famous Britons join the crowd protesting U.S. espionage charges against the founder of WikiLeaks, the secret-spilling website.
New Mexico Sues Google Over Collection of Children's Data
State official says information being mined at schools includes locations, websites visited, videos watched, passwords and contact lists.
Saudi Prince Implicated in Bezos’ Phone Hack, U.N. Experts Say
An immediate inquiry is sought amid findings Mohammed bin Salman appears to have had access to Washington Post owner's private messages.
Trump Has No Idea What 'Deep State' Really Means
Rather than a “shadow or parallel system of government” operating outside official channels, for him the deep state is the government.
Noam Chomsky: America Has Built a Global Dystopia
In the first installment of a two-part interview, Robert Scheer meets the renowned thinker for the first time to discuss world politics.
Edward Snowden Sets the Record Straight
In “Permanent Record,” the NSA whistleblower tries to convince skeptics of his motives and educate readers about mass surveillance.
The Best 'Scheer Intelligence' Episodes of 2019
This year's interviews explore the plot to discredit Julian Assange, an illegal CIA operation, William F. Buckley's toxic legacy and more.
The Left Is Finally Winning the War of Ideas
Despite the establishment’s best efforts, progressive issues are dominating the conversation—just look at the Democratic primaries.
Court: Warrantless Searches of Phones Violate Fourth Amendment
The ruling in Boston strengthens the protections of international travelers and their electronics at airports and other ports of entry.
Iran Offers Clue to Fate of Ex-FBI Agent Robert Levinson, Missing for 12 Years
Levinson disappeared while on an unauthorized CIA mission in 2007. Iran has told the UN the case is "on going" but did offer details.
