02 Mar 13:00
Headlines for March 02, 2011; Prof. Horace Campbell: Peace & Justice Movement Should Oppose U.S.-Led Intervention in Libya; U.N.: More than 140,000 Have Fled Libyan Clashes; U.S. Silent on Deadly Iraqi Gov't Crackdown on Protests; 300 Arrested in Sweeps Targeting Dissidents; Labor Protests Spread: Thousands Rally Against Anti-Union Bill in Ohio; As Demonstrators Remain Locked Out, Wisconsin Gov. Walker Unveils Budget to Slash Education, Gov't Aid ; Indiana Dems Vow to Remain in Illinois to Stall Anti-Union Bill; Idaho Students Stage Walkout to Oppose Teacher Layoffs, Collective Bargaining Curbs

28 Feb 13:00
Headlines for February 28, 2011; Voices from the 100,000-Strong Protest for Workers' Rights in Wisconsin; Defying Gov. Walker, Wisconsin Protesters Refuse to Leave Capitol Building; Libyans in "Liberated" Eastern Cities Balance Self-Government with Supporting Tripoli Resistance: Anjali Kamat Reports; Libyans Organize Citizen Councils to Run Cities Liberated from Pro-Gaddafi Loyalists; As Death Toll Grows, 100,000 Flee Libyan Violence

24 Feb 16:17
Secretary General Amr Moussa is widely expected to run for president of Egypt in the countrys elections scheduled to be held in six months. In a diplomatic career that has spanned more than half a century, Moussa is currently one of Egypts best-known politicians. From 1991 to 2001, he served as Minister of Foreign Affairs of Egypt for the Mubarak government. Moussa has announced he will be stepping down from his post as Secretary General of the Arab League. Democracy Now! senior producer Sharif Abdel Kouddous sits down with Amr Moussa in the headquarters of the Arab League next to Tahrir Square in downtown Cairo for a conversation about Egypts revolution, his potential presidential candidacy, the militarys role in Egypt, treaties with Israel, and popular uprisings across the Middle East. [includes rush transcript]