Democracy Now! 2015-03-27 Friday

• Headlines for March 27, 2015
• Yemen Does Not Need Another War: Report from Sana'a as Saudi Attack Enters Second Day
• The Yemen Crisis: Could Domestic Conflict Grow into Protracted Regional War?
• African Economist Samir Amin on the World Social Forum, Globalization & the Barbarism of Capitalism

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Democracy Now! 2015-03-26 Thursday

• Headlines for March 26, 2015
• Endless War: As U.S. Strikes Tikrit & Delays Afghan Pullout, "War on Terror" Toll Tops 1.3 Million
• Brutalized in Taliban Captivity After Fleeing War He Opposed, Bowe Bergdahl Charged with Desertion
• Why Is Climate Denier David Koch on the Board of Top Science Museums? Letter Urges Cutting of Ties

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Watch our extended interview about detained migrant women seeking asylum in court via video stream, as they face harsh conditions in a private prison setting along with children as young as a few months old. We speak with Democracy Now! producer Renée Feltz about what she observed in the courtrooms in San Antonio, and with Barbara Hines, former director of the Immigration Clinic at the University of Texas Law School.

Democracy Now! 2015-03-25 Wednesday

• Headlines for March 25, 2015
• My Lai Revisited: 47 Years Later, Seymour Hersh Travels to Vietnam Site of U.S. Massacre He Exposed
• Private Prisons for Immigrant Families Grow Despite Court Ruling Against "Detention as Deterrence"

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Democracy Now! 2015-03-24 Tuesday

• Headlines for March 24, 2015
• After Liberation Came Destruction: Iraqi Shiite Militias Accused of Looting, Burning Sunni Villages
• "Inside Baghdad's Brutal Battle Against ISIS": In Chaos of Post-Invasion Iraq, Militias Take Hold
• An Angry White House Vows to Confront Netanyahu, But Will It End Key U.S. Support for Occupation?

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Democracy Now! 2015-03-23 Monday

• Headlines for March 23, 2015
• Yemen in Crisis: U.S. Closes Key Drone Base & Withdraws Forces as U.N. Warns of Civil War
• RIP Danny Schechter: Media Pioneer Who Covered Apartheid South Africa, Occupy & Kissinger

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Democracy Now! 2015-03-20 Friday

• Headlines for March 20, 2015
• Ecuadorean Foreign Minister: The United States is the Real Threat in the Americas, Not Venezuela
• Ecuador: Why Did It Take Sweden 1,000 Days to Agree to Question Julian Assange in Our U.K. Embassy?
• Ecuadorean Foreign Minister Ricardo Patiño on Press Freedom, Anti-Correa Protests & Chevron Case
• A Gift to ExxonMobil? Chris Christie Criticized over Settlement to Clean Up Century of Contamination

Known for his work chronicling the anti-apartheid struggle in South Africa since the 1960s, Danny Schechter has died after a battle with pancreatic cancer at the age of 72.