Democracy Now! Audio

Pt 2: 50 Years After March on Washington, Little-Seen 1970 Doc Follows MLK in Montgomery, Birmingham

Headlines for August 28, 2013; As Strikes on Syria Loom, Is U.S. Ignoring a Diplomatic Track That Could Prevent More Violence?; In Victory for Activists, Entergy to Close Vermont Yankee Nuclear Plant; Will More Follow?; As Fukushima Raises Severity Level, Nuclear Expert Warns Radioactive Leaks Will Only "Get Worse"; 50 Years After March on Washington, 1970 Documentary "King: A Filmed Record" Captures MLK's Journey

Headlines for August 27, 2013; Civil Rights Pioneer Gloria Richardson, 91, on How Women Were Silenced at 1963 March on Washington

Headlines for August 26, 2013; 50 Years After March on Washington, Tens of Thousands Say Struggle for MLK's "Dream" Continues

Headlines for August 23, 2013; Syrian Activist on Ghouta Attack: "I Haven't Seen Such Death in My Whole Life"; "Empowering, So Brave": Trans Activists Praise Chelsea Manning, Raise Fears over Prison Conditions; Exclusive: As Judge OKs Force-Feeding, California Prisoner on 47-Day Hunger Strike Speaks Out

EXCLUSIVE AUDIO: CA Prisoner Todd Ashker on His Evolution From Violence to Peaceful Hunger Strike

WATCH: Full Extended Interview With Manning's Attorney After 35-Year Sentence

Headlines for August 22, 2013; Bradley Manning: "Sometimes You Have to Pay a Heavy Price to Live in a Free Society"; "He Wanted To Help America": Manning Attorney in First Extended Interview After 35-Year Sentence; "I Am Chelsea Manning. I Am a Female": Bradley Manning Announces Gender Transition

Headlines for August 21, 2013; 50 Years Later, the Untold History of the March on Washington & MLK's Most Famous Speech

As Indonesia Threatens West Papuan Freedom Flotilla, Benny Wenda on Struggle for Independence

Headlines for August 20, 2013; Matt Taibbi: U.S. Student Loan Bubble Saddles a Generation With Debt and Threatens the Economy; UK Media Crackdown: Greenwald's Partner Detained, Guardian Forced to Destroy Snowden Files

Headlines for August 19, 2013; Sharif Abdel Kouddous: In Modern Egypt's Bloodiest Period, "New Horrors Are Brought Every Day"; Ahdaf Soueif: Amidst Egypt's Bloodshed, "We Are Trying Keep the Discourse of the Revolution Alive"; Editor of The Progressive Arrested Covering Solidarity Singers' Protest of Wisconsin Gov. Walker

Headlines for August 16, 2013; Juan González Remembers Pioneering NYC Political Strategist Bill Lynch; NSA Violated Surveillance Rules Thousands of Times, Intercepted All 202 Area Code Calls By Accident; Day of Rage in Cairo: Anti-Coup Groups Hold Massive Protest Marches to Condemn Deadly Crackdown; Ex-State Department Spokesperson P.J. Crowley: The U.S. Should Describe Morsi Ouster as a Coup; Did an 8-Year-Old Spy for America? U.S. Drone Killed Yemeni Man After Boy Planted Tracking Chip

Headlines for August 15, 2013; Massacre in Cairo: Egypt on Brink After Worst Violence Since 2011 Revolution; Facing 90 Years, Bradley Manning Expresses Regret for "Unintended Consequences" of Leaking Docs

Questlove on How He Warned Occupy Wall Street of the Police Raid on Zuccotti Park