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Democracy Now! 2025-11-05 Wednesday

• Headlines for November 05, 2025
• Democratic Socialist Zohran Mamdani Wins Historic NYC Mayoral Race: "The Future Is in Our Hands"
• The Movement Behind Mamdani: Organizers & Supporters Celebrate Stunning Victory & Repudiation of Trump
• This Is How to Fight Fascism: Naomi Klein, AOC & Brad Lander on Mamdani Victory
• "Epic Night for Democrats": Party Wins Races Across the U.S. in Voter Rebuke to Trump

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Democracy Now! 2025-10-23 Thursday

• Headlines for October 23, 2025
• International Court of Justice: As Occupying Power, Israel Must Allow U.N. Aid into Gaza
• Ex-U.S. Diplomat Robert Malley on Gaza Ceasefire & U.S. Double Standards on Israel
• "Fascism or Genocide" Author Ross Barkan on NYC Mayoral Race, Mamdani's Rise, Socialism & More

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Democracy Now! 2025-10-22 Wednesday

• Headlines for October 22, 2025
• "Nobody's Girl": Virginia Giuffre's Memoir Details Sex Abuse by Epstein, Maxwell, Prince Andrew
• Colombia's U.S. Ambassador Denounces Trump's Deadly Strikes on Boats in the Caribbean
• Tensions in Latin America Rise as U.S. Threatens Venezuela & Colombia

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Democracy Now! 2025-10-21 Tuesday

• Headlines for October 21, 2025
• "We Are Under Attack": Rep. Delia Ramirez on Immigration Crackdown in Chicago, Gov't Shutdown & More
• Shadow President: Project 2025 Architect Russell Vought Is Using Shutdown to Gut Federal Agencies
• "Armed Only with a Camera": HBO Film on Life & Death of Brent Renaud, Journalist Killed in Ukraine

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Democracy Now! 2025-10-20 Monday

• Headlines for October 20, 2025
• "The War Has Not Really Ended": Gaza Reporter on Israeli Attacks & Reuniting with Imprisoned Brother
• The Forgotten Captives: Israel Still Imprisoning 9,000 Palestinians Even After Hostage Deal
• No to Authoritarianism: 7 Million Rally Across U.S. in Historic No Kings Day Protests
• "This Is Ethnic Cleansing": Civil Rights Icon Dolores Huerta Decries Trump's Targeting of Immigrants

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Democracy Now! 2025-10-17 Friday

• Headlines for October 17, 2025
• "Israeli Sadism in a Nutshell": Amira Hass on Israeli Prisons, Settler Violence & Gaza Ceasefire
• "Cold-Blooded Murder": David Cole on Trump's Boat Attacks & CIA Covert Action in Venezuela
• "No Kings. No Thrones. No Crowns.": Millions to Protest Saturday in 1000s of Cities, Towns Nationwide

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Democracy Now! 2025-10-16 Thursday

• Headlines for October 16, 2025
• Report from Gaza: Despite Ceasefire, Humanitarian Crisis Continues as Israel Severely Restricts Aid
• "Taken Hostage by the Israeli Military": Freed Palestinian Prisoners Describe Widespread Torture
• Why Is Trump Bailing Out Argentina's President Milei While Firing Thousands of Workers in U.S.?
• Will Supreme Court Gut Voting Rights Act & Weaken Electoral Power of Black Americans?
• Walkout: Top U.S. Media, Including Conservative Outlets, Reject New Pentagon Press Restrictions

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In 2011, Emel Mathlouthi stood among the crowd of protesters in Tunis and began singing her song “Kelmti Horra,” which means “My Word Is Free.” Overnight, an anthem of the Arab Spring was born. Emel became known as “the voice of the Tunisian Revolution” and went on to perform all over the world, including at the 2015 Nobel Peace Prize Concert, where she sang “Kelmti Horra.” Singing in Arabic, English and Spanish, Emel does not shy away from talking about social issues — from dedicating her songs to Mahsa Amini in Iran to calling for justice in Palestine. She recently came by the Democracy Now! studio to perform and talk about her music.

Democracy Now! 2025-10-15 Wednesday

• Headlines for October 15, 2025
• Anti-Fascism Scholar Flees U.S. Fearing for His Family's Safety Amid Trump's "Antifa" Fearmongering
• Historian Joel Beinin on Gaza Deal, Abandoning Zionism, His Israeli Niece's Captivity in Gaza & More
• Lindsey Boylan, Ex-Cuomo Aide Who Accused Him of Sexual Harassment, on Why She Supports Mamdani

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Democracy Now! 2025-10-14 Tuesday

• Headlines for October 14, 2025
• "Recognize Palestine": Israeli Knesset Member Ofer Cassif on Protesting Trump, Netanyahu Speeches
• Free Dr. Abu Safiya: Calls Grow for Israel to Release Imprisoned Gaza Healthcare Workers
• Will Gaza Ceasefire Last? Trump's Plan "Short on Details" Beyond Release of Captives
• Juan González on Chicago's Grassroots Movement to Protect Immigrants from ICE

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Democracy Now! 2025-10-13 Monday

• Headlines for October 13, 2025
• "We Lost Everything": Palestinian Writer Ahmed Abu Artema on Gaza Ceasefire, Hostage Exchange & More
• Israeli Historian Ilan Pappé: Despite Ceasefire, Palestinians Still Face "Elimination, Genocide"
• "We Survived the Night": Julian Brave NoiseCat on Residential Schools & Recovering Native History

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Watch Part 2 of our interview with award-winning writer, journalist and Oscar-nominated filmmaker Julian Brave NoiseCat as he discusses his debut book, We Survived the Night, and much more. The book weaves together his family’s stories of survival with personal memories, Indigenous oral histories and legends, and on-the-ground reporting that lay bare the resilience of Indigenous peoples across the continent in the face of centuries of colonial genocide. We spoke on Indigenous Peoples’ Day, and NoiseCat also discusses the importance of having “our legacy, our history recognized on our land.” He also responds to Defense Secretary Hegseth’s announcement that 20 Medal of Honor recipients from the 1890 Battle of Wounded Knee massacre will keep their awards. “This is a really tragic moment in United States history,” NoiceCat says. “I think that everybody would recognize that killing 300 men women, and children is not something to be celebrated.”