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Democracy Now! Headlines March 20, 2009: Seeking Return of AIG Payouts, House OKs Tax on Bonuses

Democracy Now! Headlines March 20, 2009: Protesters Rally Outside AIG Offices

Democracy Now! Headlines March 20, 2009: Geithner Admits Requesting Bonus Protection Provision

Democracy Now! Headlines March 20, 2009: AIG Sues for Return of $300M in Taxes

Democracy Now! Headlines March 20, 2009: Holbrooke Served on AIG Board

Democracy Now! Headlines March 20, 2009: Probe: Bailout Firms Owe $220M in Taxes

Democracy Now! Headlines March 20, 2009: Citigroup to Spend $10M on Exec Offices

Democracy Now! Headlines March 20, 2009: Auto Parts Suppliers to Receive $5B in Aid

Democracy Now! Headlines March 20, 2009: Obama Apologizes for “Special Olympics” Gaffe

Democracy Now! Headlines March 20, 2009: Obama Releases Videotaped Overture to Iran

Democracy Now! Headlines March 20, 2009: Obama Admin Seeks to Double Afghan Forces

Democracy Now! Headlines March 20, 2009: Israeli Soldiers Recount Killings of Unarmed Palestinians

Democracy Now! Headlines March 20, 2009: UN Human Rights Investigator Accuses Israel of War Crimes

Democracy Now! Headlines March 20, 2009: Israel Arrests 10 Hamas Officials in West Bank

Democracy Now! Headlines March 20, 2009: Bush Admin Aide: US Knowingly Jailed Innocents Seized in Afghanistan

Democracy Now! Headlines March 20, 2009: Judge Rejects Dismissal of CACI Torture Suit

Democracy Now! Headlines March 20, 2009: El Salvador, Costa Rica Renew Cuba Ties

Democracy Now! Headlines March 20, 2009: Documents: Reagan Officials Knew of Guatemalan Abuses

Democracy Now! Headlines March 20, 2009: 2012 GOP Hopefuls Reject Stimulus Aid

Democracy Now! Headlines March 20, 2009: Decrying Homeless Policies, New York Housing Activists Occupy Vacant Building

Democracy Now! Headlines March 20, 2009: Protests Mark 6th Anniversary of Iraq Invasion