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Democracy Now! 2025-04-18 Friday

• Headlines for April 18, 2025
• "Absolute Nonsense": As Measles Cases Soar & Kids Die, Expert Slams RFK Jr. on Vaccine-Autism Link
• Cannes Selects Film on Gaza Photographer Fatma Hassona; A Day Later, She's Killed in Israeli Strike

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In Part 2 of our interview with award-winning author and journalist Omar El Akkad, he discusses the roots of his new book about the war on Gaza, One Day, Everyone Will Have Always Been Against This, and how he draws hope from people engaged in “active resistance.”

Democracy Now! 2025-04-17 Thursday

• Headlines for April 17, 2025
• Constitutional Crisis: As Trump Ignores Judges' Orders, Will the Courts Capitulate?
• "Need the World to Pay Attention": Sudan Faces World's Worst Displacement Crisis After 2 Years of War
• Trump Eyes Congo's "Incredible Mineral Riches" as Armed Conflict Devastates Region
• "One Day, Everyone Will Have Always Been Against This": Omar El Akkad on Gaza & Western Complicity

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Democracy Now! 2025-04-17 Thursday

• Headlines for April 17, 2025
• Constitutional Crisis: As Trump Ignores Judges' Orders, Will the Courts Capitulate?
• "Need the World to Pay Attention": Sudan Faces World's Worst Displacement Crisis After 2 Years of War
• Trump Eyes Congo's "Incredible Mineral Riches" as Armed Conflict Devastates Region
• "One Day, Everyone Will Have Always Been Against This": Omar El Akkad on Gaza & Western Complicity

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Democracy Now! 2025-04-16 Wednesday

• Headlines for April 16, 2025
• Mohsen Mahdawi's Abduction "Should Terrify" Us, Says VT Rep. Balint, Whose Grandfather Was Killed in Holocaust
• Facebook Whistleblower Frances Haugen: Breaking Up Meta's Monopoly Would Improve Service, Safety
• "Unquestionably Unconstitutional": Harvard Law Prof Slams Cuts as School Rejects Trump Demands

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In Part 2 of our conversation with Academy Award-winning filmmaker Alex Gibney, he discusses in detail his new set of documentaries that premiere April 15 and April 16 on HBO in The Dark Money Game series, which investigate the origins and impacts of campaign finance in the U.S. Building on reporting by Jane Mayer of The New Yorker, in Ohio Confidential, he tracks the corruption case of former Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder, and in Wealth of the Wicked, he looks at the history of campaign financing and what led up to the Citizens United decision of 2010.

Democracy Now! 2025-04-15 Tuesday

• Headlines for April 15, 2025
• Liberation Seder: Hundreds of Jewish Protesters Demand Release of Foreign Students Abducted by ICE
• Trump Weighs Expelling U.S. Citizens as Salvadoran Pres. Says He Won't Return Wrongfully Removed Man
• Cover-Up in Ecuador? Disputed Presidential Election Rocked by New Allegation from 2023 Assassination
• "The Dark Money Game": Director Alex Gibney on How Citizens United Ushered in "Legalized Corruption"

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Democracy Now! 2025-04-14 Monday

• Headlines for April 14, 2025
• Mahmoud Khalil's Lawyer: Trump Admin Is Delaying in Federal Court While Racing to Deport Activist
• Maria Hinojosa: El Salvador's "Dictator" Key to Disappearing Migrants Like Kilmar Abrego Garcia
• "I'm Not Really Free": Pulitzer Winners "Suave" & Maria Hinojosa Examine Life After Prison in Season 2

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Watch our extended interview with British Palestinian filmmaker Farah Nabulsi and Palestinian actor Saleh Bakri, who discuss the new feature film The Teacher. Inspired by true events, the drama looks at how Israel’s decadeslong military occupation impacts Palestinian children. Nabulsi details the challenges of filming The Teacher in the occupied West Bank, and Bakri discusses how he drew on his own experience as a father to play the titular role.

As the Pulitzer Prize-winning podcast Suave returns for its second season, we continue our conversation with journalist Maria Hinojosa and David Luis “Suave” Gonzalez, the subject of the series. Gonzalez was sentenced to life in prison at age 17, but got an unexpected second chance when he was paroled in 2017 following a Supreme Court ruling that found sentences like his unconstitutional. The first season of the podcast followed Gonzalez’s case, his decadeslong friendship with Hinojosa and his eventual release from prison. The second season looks at his struggle to reintegrate into society.