From the threat posed by far-right terrorism, to a Pentagon “Zbellion” war game, here’s some of our best national security reporting of 2020.
In buried report, U.S. government admits major failures in confronting domestic terrorism. interc.pt/3n2TreK
The FBI has long pursued advanced technological tools to rapidly predict crime and locate potential suspects. The bureau's embrace of powerful mass location data through a firm such as Venntel represents a potential new era. interc.pt/3aWAsjn
Documents obtained by The Intercept this summer revealed that a Pentagon war game offered a scenario in which members of Generation Z, driven by malaise and discontent, launch a “Zbellion” in America in the mid-2020s. interc.pt/3o5TCHc
A U.S.-backed militia that kills children may be America’s exit strategy from its longest war. interc.pt/3n1e5vK
“I would be scared to send my kid to Fort Hood.”
Noncommissioned officers at the troubled base say they have little faith that military or congressional reviews will change the toxic leadership culture. interc.pt/2X1K1Fv
Noncommissioned officers at the troubled base say they have little faith that military or congressional reviews will change the toxic leadership culture. interc.pt/2X1K1Fv
The FBI has been reluctant to label many attacks by far-right figures as terrorism.
After Stephen Paddock killed 58 people in Las Vegas in 2017, the FBI said he had no political motives. The evidence demands a second look. interc.pt/3n3NAFU
After Stephen Paddock killed 58 people in Las Vegas in 2017, the FBI said he had no political motives. The evidence demands a second look. interc.pt/3n3NAFU
The unprecedented and illegal campaign to eliminate Julian Assange. interc.pt/395kqBt
Secret Iranian spy cables show how Qassim Suleimani wielded his enormous power in Iraq. interc.pt/2MfG8L2
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