Democracy Now 9am (rebroadcast)

03.09.12 - 9:00am

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03.08.12 - 9:00am

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Nada Bakri, Widow of Anthony Shadid, on Her Husband’s Life and Posthumous Memoir, “House of Stone”; Women Fight Back as Virginia, Georgia Curb Reproductive Rights: “When We’re Screwed, We Multiply.” HeadlinesMarch 8, 2012     Admin Orders Military Planning for Syria Intervention    Syrian Minister Defects From Assad Gov’t    U.N. Humanitarian Chief Visits “Completely Destroyed” Neighborhood in … Continued

03.07.12 - 9:00am

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Romney Wins 6 “Super Tuesday” States, But GOP Faces Long Road to Choosing a Nominee; Rep. Dennis Kucinich, Progressive Mainstay in Congress, Loses Dem. Primary in Redrawn Ohio District; Vermont Voters Back Grassroots Campaign to Abolish Corporate Personhood; Rep. Donald Payne (1934 – 2012): Remembering New Jersey’s First African-American Member of Congress; LulzSec Cyber Activists … Continued

03.06.12 - 9:00am

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Attorney General Eric Holder Defends Legality of Targeted Killings of U.S. Citizens Overseas; Freedom University: Undocumented College Students in Georgia Forced to Attend Underground School; Anti-Nuclear Groups in Georgia Seek to Block First New Nuclear Plants in U.S. in Decades; Stephen Cohen on Vladimir Putin, Russia’s Opposition and Perils of U.S.-backed “Democracy Promotion.” HeadlinesMarch 6, … Continued

03.05.12 - 9:00am

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03.02.12 - 9:00am

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03.01.12 - 9:00am

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02.29.12 - 9:00am

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Report from Kabul: Deadly Protests over U.S. Koran Burning May Be Turning Point for U.S. Occupation; WikiLeaks: Leaked Emails Expose Inner Workings of Private Intelligence Firm Stratfor, a “Shadow CIA”; WikiLeaks: “Private Spies” Stratfor Helped Dow Chemical Monitor Bhopal Activists, The Yes Men; Senegal Faces Run-Off Election After Youth-Led Protests Against Abdoulaye Wade’s Bid For … Continued

02.28.12 - 9:00am

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02.27.12 - 9:00am

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Today in a Black History Month special, we spend the hour with the award-winning author Walter Mosley, who many people were introduced to when Bill Clinton praised his book while running for president. Mosley has published 37 books, including a series of bestselling mysteries featuring the private investigator Easy Rawlins.