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Democracy Now! 2026-07-28 Tuesday

• Headlines for July 28, 2026
• "We Can't Be Intimidated": CodePink Slams Rubio-Led Campaign Against Cuba Solidarity Groups
• A New McCarthyism? House GOP Subpoenas BreakThrough News in Escalating War on Progressive Groups
• Meet Beto Coral, Activist Targeted by ICE for Criticism of Trump-Backed Colombian President-Elect
• Berlin's Queer Commissioner on Fatal Car Ramming Attack on LGBTQ+ Pride Celebration

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Democracy Now! 2026-07-27 Monday

• Headlines for July 27, 2026
• "Frontlines of a Burning World": Climate Change-Fueled "Megafires" Sweep Europe & North America
• "Iraq 2.0"?: Rep. Jim McGovern on Iran War, New Red Scare, Israeli War Crimes & Dem Party Divide
• Israeli Army & Settlers Are Working Together to "Ethnically Cleanse" West Bank: Mariam Barghouti

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Democracy Now! 2026-07-24 Friday

• Headlines for July 24, 2026
• "America First or Israel First?" Ex-Israeli Negotiator Daniel Levy on Saudi Nuclear Deal, Iran & More
• "Cockroach Democracy": Arundhati Roy on India's Youth-Led Protest Movement & Modi's Collapsing Support
• Report from San Juan: New Bill Targets Citizenship Rights as Puerto Rico Marks 10 Years of PROMESA
• "Farmers of the Sea": PBS Film Profiles Puerto Rican Fishermen on the "Frontlines of Climate Change"

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Author Jasper Craven talks about his new book, God Forgives, Brothers Don’t: The Long March of Military Education and the Making of American Manhood. In the book, Craven examines how the military has come to define American masculinity and how it often fosters its most toxic traits.

Democracy Now! 2026-07-23 Thursday

• Headlines for July 23, 2026
• Meet Milwaukee Muslim Leader Salah Sarsour. ICE Detained Him for 80 Days
• "Enough Is Enough": Mohsen Mahdawi Says New Deportation Threat Seeks to Silence Palestine Activism
• As Mamdani Calls on Trump to Arrest Netanyahu, Genocide Scholar Decries Israel's Ongoing Impunity

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Democracy Now! 2026-07-22 Wednesday

• Headlines for July 22, 2026
• "Empire of Abuse": MAGA Influencers Andrew & Tristan Tate Arrested on Rape & Sex Trafficking Charges
• "Unlimited Money for Bombs": Democrats Slam Hegseth for Seeking $67B for Iran War
• Trump Says Images of Bombed Iran School Could Be "AI" But Study Confirms U.S. Killed 140+ in Strike

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Democracy Now! 2026-07-21 Tuesday

• Headlines for July 21, 2026
• As the U.S. Commits War Crimes in Iran, Trump Admin Vows to Dismantle Int'l Criminal Court: Reed Brody
• What Spain's Victory Means: Jules Boykoff on the World Cup, FIFA, Trump, "Collectivity" & More
• "A Company That Trades Privacy for Profit": ACLU on Flock's Growing Nationwide Surveillance Network

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Democracy Now! 2026-07-20 Monday

• Headlines for July 20, 2026
• U.S. Escalates War on Iran, Targeting Civilian Infrastructure as 3 U.S. Soldiers Are Killed
• "Justice for Lorenzo": Houston Community Demands Accountability After ICE Killing of Mexican Father
• Texas Rep. Al Green Accuses Trump Admin of Attempting to Cover Up ICE Killings
• Nearly 1,000 Wildfires in Canada Continue to Burn as Trump & Carney Double Down on Fossil Fuels

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Democracy Now! 2026-07-17 Friday

• Headlines for July 17, 2026
• Denise Oliver-Vélez, Pioneering Young Lord & Black Panther, Dies at 78
• Trump's Election Integrity Speech Lays Groundwork for Midterm Interference: Ari Berman
• Report from Houston: Family of ICE Shooting Victim Lorenzo Salgado Araujo Holds Public Viewing
• "Disrupt, Identify, Defund, Debank, Arrest & Prosecute": Trump Admin Threatens Leftist Groups
• Christopher Nolan's "The Odyssey" Faces Boycott Calls over Filming in Occupied Western Sahara

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Palestinian musician Huda Asfour recently visited the Democracy Now! studio in New York to discuss her art and perform.

Born in Lebanon to a family of musicians, Asfour grew up in Tunis before moving to Gaza at 14, where she joined the National Conservatory of Music, and then lived in Ramallah in the occupied West Bank, where she studied under Khaled Jubran at the Edward Said Music Conservatory. She now divides her time between New York and Egypt. Asfour’s instrument of choice is the oud, a traditional Middle Eastern stringed instrument. Her latest project is “Naqus.”