Concussion Protocol
When we watch American football, what are we seeing?
Josh Begley
Josh Begley is a data artist and app developer based in Brooklyn, New York. He is the creator of Metadata+, an iPhone app that tracks U.S. drone strikes. His work has appeared in The New Yorker, the New York Times, Vanity Fair, The Atlantic, New York Magazine, and at the New Museum of Contemporary Art. He teaches at Columbia Law School.
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Officer Involved 2017
Police officers in the United States have killed more than 1,000 people this year. Every frame of this video is from one of those sites of violence.
Voices
Rachel Maddow’s Exclusive “Scoop” About a Fake NSA Document Raises Several Key Questions
There is no reason to believe someone obtained The Intercept’s NSA document prior to publication, and every reason to believe they did not.
After 12 Rejections, Apple Accepts App That Tracks U.S. Drone Strikes
Simply notifying people of drone strikes — and the lives they take — was previously deemed "excessively objectionable or crude."
Officer Involved 2016
One thousand people have been killed by the police in the U.S. this year. Every frame of this video is from one of these sites of violence.
Best of Luck With the Wall
President Trump just announced that he intends to fulfill his campaign pledge to build a wall along the U.S. Mexico border. This is what that border looks like.
Nine Lost Souls the FBI Charged as Terrorists While Letting the Orlando Shooter Go
In the United States, 88 people have been arrested on charges of supporting ISIS since 2014. <em>The Intercept</em> has constructed brief portraits of nine of them.
Some of The Places People Died While Trying to Cross The Border
Since 2001, at least 2,600 migrants have died in Arizona's remote and mountainous deserts.
Inside Erik Prince’s Treacherous Drive to Build a Private Air Force
Erik Prince used his publicly traded company, Frontier Services Group, to disguise his secret plans to develop light attack aircraft for use in a mercenary air force.
Snowden Archive
The CIA Campaign to Steal Apple's Secrets
Agency researchers conducted a multi-year effort to break the security of Apple’s iPhones and iPads, presenting their findings at an secret annual “Jamboree."