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Democracy Now! 2023-05-24 Wednesday
- Headlines for May 24, 2023
- Jeffrey Sachs: Bipartisan Support of War, from Iraq to Ukraine, Is Helping Fuel U.S. Debt Crisis
- Kissinger at 100: New War Crimes Revealed in Secret Cambodia Bombing That Set Stage for Forever Wars
Democracy Now! 2023-05-23 Tuesday
- Headlines for May 23, 2023
- "After Uvalde": Maria Hinojosa on Guns, Grief & Community Outrage 1 Year After Texas School Shooting
- Florida's "Terrifying" Anti-Immigration Crackdown Sets Stage for Gov. Ron DeSantis's Presidential Run
Venezuelan Communist Party Denounces ‘Fake Congress’ by Parallel Organization
The leftist organization has struck an increasingly critical stance in recent years against the government’s economic policies.
Democracy Now! 2023-05-22 Monday
- Headlines for May 22, 2023
- Hiroshima Survivor Slams G7 Leaders for Embracing War & Rejecting Nuclear Disarmament
- As Gov. DeSantis Preps White House Run, PEN America Sues Florida School District over Book Ban
- "African Queens: Njinga": Kellie Carter Jackson on Netflix Series & Teaching Black History
- Masha Gessen Resigns from PEN America Board over Cancellation of Russian Writers Panel
- "A Cowardly Measure": Ecuador's Guillermo Lasso Dissolves Parliament to Avoid Impeachment
US Will Unblock Venezuela Fund Agreed in Mexico Talks
The Biden administration has reportedly greenlighted the release of Venezuelan frozen resources for social programs after six months of stalling.
Democracy Now! 2023-05-19 Friday
- Headlines for May 19, 2023
- Malcolm X at 98: Angela Davis on His Enduring Legacy & the "Long Struggle for Liberation"
- Ben Crump, Attorney for Malcolm X's Family: "We Refuse to Let Anybody Exterminate Black History"
- "By Any Means Necessary": Watch Malcolm X's Speech on Racism & Self-Defense at Audubon Ballroom
Remembering Malcolm X: Angela Davis, Ilyasah Shabazz, Ben Crump & Others Speak at the Shabazz Center
Artificial Intelligence History, How It Embeds Bias, Displaces Workers, as Congress Lags on Regulation
Democracy Now! 2023-05-18 Thursday
- Headlines for May 18, 2023
- CIA Whistleblower John Kiriakou: Giuliani Aide Told Me Presidential Pardon Would Cost Me $2 Million
- From Waterboarding to Rape, Abu Zubaydah Depicts Torture at Black Sites & Gitmo in Graphic Sketches
- AI Expert: We Urgently Need Ethical Guidelines & Safeguards to Limit Risks of Artificial Intelligence
Politics of the Commons: May Day at the Heart of Everything
VA columnist Reinaldo Iturriza sets his sights on the recent labor announcements amidst a complex economic scenario.
Democracy Now! 2023-05-17 Wednesday
- Headlines for May 17, 2023
- "The Budget Farce": Robert Kuttner on Why Biden Admin Can't Give In to GOP Demands to Gut Safety Net
- "The U.S. Should Be a Force for Peace": Nat'l Security Experts Demand U.S. Push to End Ukraine War
- Reclaim Osage: Mike Africa Jr. on Push to Buy Back MOVE House 38 Years After Philly Police Bombed It
Paramilitary Chief: Venezuelan Opposition Conspired with Colombian Paramilitaries to Assassinate Chávez
Mancuso’s claim bolsters evidence of collaboration between Venezuela’s hardline opposition and paramilitary groups on both sides of the border.
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Democracy Now! 2023-05-16 Tuesday
- Headlines for May 16, 2023
- "Deplorable": Former Sen. Doug Jones Slams Tuberville for Defending White Nationalists in Military
- A Neo-Nazi Working in Congress: Aide to Rep. Gosar Pledged Loyalty to White Supremacist Nick Fuentes
- Report from U.S.-Mexico Border as Title 42 Ends: Human Rights Violations, Funerals & Makeshift Camps
Senator Bob Menéndez Says Sanctions Do No Harm — He Is a Psychopath
US foreign policy remains a war on two fronts: punish countries with sanctions and then punish their migrants too.
Senator Bob Menéndez Says Sanctions Do No Harm — He Is a Psychopath
US foreign policy remains a war on two fronts: punish countries with sanctions and then punish their migrants too.
Democracy Now! 2023-05-15 Monday
Democracy Now! Monday, May 15, 2023
Food Is Not a Commodity, It’s a Human Right: Pueblo a Pueblo Builds Food Sovereignty (Part I)
An organization that brings together rural producers with urban consumers breaks with the dictates of the market.
Venezuela: Oil Output Reaches Three-Year High, Chevron Eyes Production Increase
Caracas is also looking to secure renewed investment and credit lines from China.