Democracy Now! 2014-03-27 Thursday

• Headlines for March 27, 2014
• Targeted by Firebombing, Legislation, and Now Vandalism, Montana Abortion Provider Shutters Clinic
• The Unknown Known: Errol Morris' New Doc Tackles Unrepentant Iraq War Architect Donald Rumsfeld

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Democracy Now! 2014-03-26 Wednesday

• Headlines for March 26, 2014
• Egypt's Courts Further Repression with Journos on Trial & Mass Death Sentence for Morsi Supporters
• Obama to Visit Saudi Arabia, Key Source of Funding for Growing Jihadi Militarism in Middle East
• The Right to Heal: 11 Years After Iraq Invasion, U.S. Urged on Reparations for War's Enduring Wounds

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Democracy Now! 2014-03-25 Tuesday

• Headlines for March 25, 2014
• Exclusive: NSA, FBI, DIA Sued over Refusal to Disclose U.S. Role in Imprisonment of Nelson Mandela
• Why Did FBI Monitor Occupy Houston, and Then Hide Sniper Plot Against Protest Leaders?
• Why Did the FBI Label Ryan Shapiro's Dissertation on Animal Rights a Threat to National Security?

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Democracy Now! 2014-03-24 Monday

• Headlines for March 24, 2014
• Dear White People: Film Tackles Racial Stereotypes on Campus & Being a "Black Face in a White Space"

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Democracy Now! 2014-03-21 Friday

• Headlines for March 21, 2014
• As Surveillance Costs Fall, Could the NSA Gain Ability To Record & Replay Every Call, Everywhere?
• Scott Olsen, U.S. Vet Nearly Killed by Police Beanbag at Occupy Oakland, Settles Lawsuit with City
• As Wells Fargo is Accused of Fabricating Foreclosure Papers, Will Banks Keep Escaping Prosecution?

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Democracy Now! 2014-03-20 Thursday

• Headlines for March 20, 2014
• Former U.S. Ambassador: Behind Crimea Crisis, Russia Responding to Years of "Hostile" U.S. Policy
• DREAM Act Narrowly Fails in NY Senate After Gov. Andrew Cuomo Failed to Push Passage
• Georgia Activists Confront GOP Rejection of Medicaid as Moral Mondays Spread Across South
• "Team Pentobarbital": OK Officials Joked About Seeking Football Tix for Help with Execution Drugs

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Democracy Now! was there when a group of fast-food workers rallied in front of a New York City McDonald's Tuesday in support of lawsuits accusing the company of wage theft. Employees have filed suit in three states, claiming McDonald's and its franchises have stolen their wages through a range of illegal practices. Workers' accusations include being forced to work while off the clock, having hours deleted from their time cards and being denied meal and rest breaks. McDonald's worker Franklin La Paz said he's been consistently overworked and underpaid.