Democracy Now! 2014-02-12 Wednesday

• Headlines for February 12, 2014
• Karim Khan, Anti-Drone Activist Who Lost Family Members to U.S. Strike, Goes Missing in Pakistan
• Drone on Your iPhone: Apple Drops Objections to App Tracking U.S. Strikes Overseas
• From Jail to Law School: Jim Crow-Era Law Bars Florida Man from Voting, Taking Bar, Serving on Jury
• U.S. Plunges in Global Press Freedom Rankings as Obama Wages "War on Whistleblowers"

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Democracy Now! 2014-02-11 Tuesday

• Headlines for February 11, 2014
• The Day We Fight Back: Activism Sweeps the Internet with Global Action Against Mass Surveillance
• The Sixth Extinction: Elizabeth Kolbert on How Humans Are Causing Largest Die-Off Since Dinosaur Age
• Bridgegate Scandal Grows as NJ Lawmakers Issue 18 Subpoenas to Christie's Office, Port Authority

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Democracy Now! 2014-02-10 Monday

• Headlines for February 10, 2014
• Death By Metadata: Jeremy Scahill & Glenn Greenwald Reveal NSA Role in Assassinations Overseas
• Report: Obama Administration Considers Assassinating Another American Overseas
• Defying Threats to Journalism, Jeremy Scahill & Glenn Greenwald Launch New Venture, The Intercept

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Democracy Now! 2014-02-07 Friday

• Headlines for February 07, 2014
• Execution Chaos: Witnesses Say Executions Are Botched as States Use Untested, Secret Drug Cocktails
• Trial Begins in Case of Man Who Murdered Florida Teen Jordan Davis Over Loud Music
• Affluenza Defense Lands Wealthy Teen in Rehab After He Kills 4 People in Drunk Driving Accident

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Democracy Now! 2014-02-06 Thursday

• Headlines for February 06, 2014
• Job Killer? How Media Spin Got Obamacare Wrong -- and Why Single-Payer Could Cure Its Actual Flaws
• Empire of Necessity: Historian Greg Grandin on Slavery, Freedom and Deception in the New World
• In Latin American Votes, Honduran Movements Cement Role While El Salvador Poised for Historic Shift

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Two freed members of the Russian group Pussy Riot made their first public appearance in the United States Tuesday after being released from prison in December. Nadia Tolokonnikova and Maria Alyokhina served nearly all of their two-year sentences for protesting Russian leader Vladimir Putin inside an Orthodox cathedral. Shortly after they arrived in New York, the two Pussy Riot members spoke at a news conference organized by Amnesty International.