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This hour rebroadcasts the 6am hour. For daily episode descriptions, see Democracy Now! (6am).
Navy Sailor Charged As "Deserter and Fugitive" After Refusing Iraq Deployment African Ecologist & Activist Wangari Maathai Awarded 2004 Nobel Peace Prize Palestinian Presidential Candidate Mustafa Barghouti Beaten by Soldiers Blasts "Fascist" Israeli Oppression Was The 2004 Election Legitimate?
Intel Agent Strapped to Gurney and Flown Out of Iraq by U.S. Army After Reporting Torture of Detainees Will the AFL-CIO Split? A Debate on the Future of Organized Labor Is Puerto Rico the Florida of 2004?
U.S. Consulate Attacked in Saudi Arabia Bernard Kerik: "Political Criticism is Our Enemy’s Best Friend" Should Local Governments Be Allowed to Provide Broadband Access? A Debate on Community vs. Private Internet Service Soldiers Prevented From Returning Home Sue Over "Stop-Loss" Policy As Others Forced Out of Military Sue Over "Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell" Policy
Violence Continues to Rock Iraq: 80 Iraqis, 11 U.S. Soldiers Killed in Weekend Attacks Yes Men Hoax on BBC Reminds World of Dow Chemical’s Refusal to Take Responsibility for Bhopal Disaster The State of U.S.-Africa Relations: A Look at Debt Repayment, HIV/AIDS and the Impact of Bush’s Reelection in Africa
Oil-for-Food Scandal: U.S.-Led Attack on the UN or Proof of Corruption That Could Take Down Kofi Annan? Growing Up in the Weather Underground: A Father and Son Tell Their Story
UN Special Envoy for HIV/AIDS in Africa: "The World is Facing an Apocalypse and the Int’l Community Response is Abysmal" Homeland Security Gives "The Perception of Security, Not the Reality of It" Freed Haitian Priest Gerard Jean-Juste: U.S., France, Canada "Were All Behind the Coup" Award-Winning Novelist Edwidge Danticat Blasts "Discriminatory and Brutal" U.S. Asylum … Continued
Red Cross Finds Detainees Intentionally Tortured in Guantanamo as Lawyers in Germany Charge Rumsfeld, Tenet With War Crimes in Iraq Sudan Postpones Decision to Expel Oxfam and Save the Children U.S. a No-Show At International Anti-Landmine Conference Iraqi-American Returns Home to Occupied Iraq After 30 Years to Teach and "Help Rebuild" His Country Jesse Jackson: … Continued
Ukraine Court Considers Disputed Election as Eastern Region Threatens to Break Away CIA Documents Show Bush Knew of 2002 Coup in Venezuela U.S. Accused of Using Poison Gases in Fallujah
The Life and Times of Noam Chomsky: A Brief History of America’s Leading Dissident On this special holiday edition of Democracy Now!, we spend the hour in an extended conversation with one of the leading dissidents and scholars in the United States, and that is Noam Chomsky. He is a professor of linguistics at the … Continued
A Tribute to Yip Harburg: The Man Who Put the Rainbow in the Wizard of Oz His name might not be familiar to many, but his songs are sung by millions around the world. Today a journey through the life and work of Yip Harburg, the Broadway lyricist who wrote such hits as "Brother Can … Continued
