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 (TXT) Democracy Now! Headlines October 12, 2009: Insurance Industry Threatens Higher Costs Without Harsher Mandates
 (TXT) Democracy Now! Headlines October 12, 2009: WFP: Rich Donors’ Aid Cuts Threaten Millions with Starvation
 (TXT) Democracy Now! Headlines October 12, 2009: As Talks Continue, Honduran Coup Regime Extends Media Crackdown
 (TXT) Democracy Now! Headlines October 12, 2009: UN Panel Warns of Growing Mercenary Presence in Honduras
 (TXT) Democracy Now! Headlines October 12, 2009: UN Envoy Acknowledges Fraud, Defends Role in Afghan Vote
 (TXT) Democracy Now! Headlines October 12, 2009: 24 Killed, 90 Wounded in Iraq Violence
 (TXT) Democracy Now! Headlines October 12, 2009: At Least 40 Killed in Pakistan Bombing
 (TXT) Democracy Now! Headlines October 12, 2009: Residents: Ethiopian Troops Entered Somalia
 (TXT) Democracy Now! Headlines October 12, 2009: Palestinian Factions Delay Unity Deal
 (TXT) Democracy Now! Headlines October 12, 2009: Iran Sentences 3 Opposition Leaders to Death
 (TXT) Democracy Now! Headlines October 12, 2009: Argentina Enacts Landmark Media Reform Law
 (TXT) Democracy Now! Headlines October 12, 2009: Obama Renews Vow to End “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell”
 (TXT) Democracy Now! Headlines October 12, 2009: Tens of Thousands March for Gay Rights in DC
 (TXT) Democracy Now! Headlines October 12, 2009: Obama “Surprised and Humbled” by Nobel Peace Award
 (TXT) Democracy Now! Headlines October 12, 2009: Family Denied Health Coverage for Overweight 4-Month-Old Infant
 (TXT) Democracy Now! Headlines October 12, 2009: Iraq War Vet Arrested on Shooting Charges
 (TXT) Democracy Now! Headlines October 12, 2009: Obama Criticizes Finance Industry Opposition to Consumer Agency
 (TXT) Democracy Now! Headlines October 12, 2009: Cuban 5 Prisoners to Receive New Sentences