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An alternative daily newschannel. One hour with news as you do not see it elsewhere.
http://www.democracynow.org
Headlines for Nov 10, 2010
- Obama Addresses U.S.-Muslim Ties in Indonesia Speech
- Gates: U.S. Could Remain in Iraq Beyond 2011
- Cholera Outbreak Spreads to Haitian Capital
- Justice Dept.: No Charges in CIA Destruction of Interrogation Tapes
- Panel Cites Oil Spill Firms for Culture of Complacency
- EPA Subpoenas Halliburton over Drilling Chemicals
- 59 Million in U.S. Lacked Health Insurance in 2010
- Lesbian Activist Challenges Federal Gay Marriage Ban
- Peace Activists Target Bush Memoir in Bookstores
- Obama: Israeli Settlement Expansion Never Helpful
- Berenson Speaks Out After Release on Parole
- Workers Decry Pacifica Cancellation of KPFA Morning Show
- San Francisco Bans High-Calorie Happy Meal
Special reports
- Nir Rosen on Aftermath: Following the Bloodshed of Americas Wars in the Muslim World
Independent journalist Nir Rosen has been covering the Middle East since the US invasion of Iraq in 2003. In his new book, Aftermath: Following the Bloodshed of Americas Wars in the Muslim World, Rosen writes in length about Iraq, the US occupation, the civil war, and how the war affected the broader Middle East, from Jordan to Syria to Lebanon. Rosen also write about Afghanistan, and his time unembedded with the Taliban, as well as the role of independent media and the failures of the US press.
- War Torn: 1861-2010-New Doc Chronicles Post Traumatic Stress Disorder From Civil War to Iraq Afghanistan
A new documentary, War Torn: 1861-2010, airing on HBO on Veterans Day chronicles the lingering effects of war on military veterans throughout American history, from the Civil War through todays conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan. We speak with the filmmakers, Jon Alpert and Matt ONeil and with the parents of two soldiers who committed suicide after coming home from Iraq.
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