Stories by Amy Goodman

Amy Goodman is the host of the nationally syndicated news program, Democracy Now!. subscribe to Amy Goodman's feed

Posted on: Mar 8, 2004, Source: Democracy Now!

President Jean-Bertrand Aristide speaks about his removal from power, American resistance to his rule, and the enduring strength of Haitian democracy.

Posted on: Nov 11, 2003, Source: Democracy Now!

After serving for 25 years in the military and Pentagon as a Middle East expert, Peter Molan is now a protester of the Bush administration's Iraq policy.

Posted on: Oct 1, 2003, Source: Democracy Now!

Despite clear conflicts of interest, Ashcroft is refusing to appoint an independent prosecutor to investigate Karl Rove's involvement in the CIA leak.

Posted on: Sep 29, 2003, Source: Democracy Now!

Allegations that Karl Rove illegally blew the cover of a CIA operative have rocked the administration. But will a proper investigation ever be conducted?

Posted on: Jul 23, 2003, Source: Democracy Now!

In a pair of major votes, the House of Reps voted to scale back the Patriot Act and repeal the FCC's new media ownership regs. What next?

Posted on: Jun 11, 2003, Source: Democracy Now!

The legendary Mideast journalist on the rising opposition to U.S. forces in Iraq, the so-called "road map" to peace and Israel's assassination attempt of a Hamas leader.

Posted on: May 21, 2003, Source: Democracy Now!

Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Times journalist Chris Hedges talks about the Rockford College graduation address that got him booed off stage.

Posted on: Apr 22, 2003, Source: Democracy Now!

Robert Fisk, reporter with the London Independent discusses looting, the U.S. targeting of journalists, the possibility of civil war in Iraq and why he feels the U.S. will not attack Syria.

Posted on: Apr 21, 2003, Source: Democracy Now!

Amy Goodman interviews a photographer who witnessed the Israeli army kill an Associated Press cameraman in the West Bank on Saturday.

Posted on: Mar 26, 2003, Source: Democracy Now!

Hip-hop artist Michael Franti describes how a bandmate's mom received an unnerving visit from the military and how MTV has warned artists it won't run songs relating to war or protest.

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