EDITOR’S NOTE
The Year in Review
In anticipation of the year’s end, we sifted through the thousands of stories The Intercept published in 2019 to find pieces that not only exemplify our mission but that provide a rare window into the dark, bizarre, and sometimes threatening world around us.
Scrolling through the past year’s stories, you’ll see Naomi Klein visiting a fire-ravaged California, our reporters profiling immigrants held in solitary confinement and a humanitarian border activist facing 20 years in prison, and a special investigation into the Iran Cables — an unprecedented leak of internal intelligence documents that reveal the extent of Iran’s grip on Iraq.
You’ll also find an explosive series of articles revealing corruption at the top of Brazil’s Car Wash task force, which sent ex-president Lula to prison. We’ve compiled a sampling of our biggest political, tech, and criminal justice stories, and there's more to come, like arresting examples of our visual journalism and podcast episodes.
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