The Intercept has established itself as a source for cutting-edge journalism, particularly in the realms of national security, digital privacy and government secrets. But the arrest of a woman alleged to be its source for a big new story has some journalist criticizing its reporting.
Katie McHugh, the Breitbart writer who tweeted a number of incendiary remarks in the immediate aftermath of the London terror attack, is no longer with the right-wing news site, four sources familiar with the situation told CNN.