From New York, this is Democracy Now.

The thing to understand about Musk is that he operates on that internet style, fluid,

improvisational way of doing things. He's like a live streamer who's busted into a nuclear missile

silo. And in the chat is every weirdo from the Heritage Foundation, the America First Institute,

every Groyper, and they're just in the chat going like, press that button, break that, see what happens. It can feel like he's just buffeting us with chaos. But once you understand

what's going on, it makes a lot more sense.

As 21 staffers at Doge resign in protest over Elon Musk's moves to jeopardize the sensitive

data of millions of Americans and dismantle much of the federal

government.

We'll speak to Corey Doctoro, the science fiction writer, activist, and prominent critic of

big tech.

Then to the anti-death penalty crusader, Sister Helen Prasjohn.

I am overjoyed at the news that the Supreme Court of the United States overturned Richard

Glossop's death sentence and declared that he needs to have a new trial.

Lies were told that his trial and prosecution allowed it.

It's all exposed, and so this man has a chance for freedom.

And finally, the National Guard's been called into prisons here in New York as prison guards

continue a wildcat strike at Attica and other prisons. All that and more coming up.

Welcome to Democracy Now, Democracy Now.org, the Warren Peace Report. I'm Amy Me Goodman.

Federal courts have ordered a pause to much of President Trump's agenda in a trio of rulings

involving refugees, federal spending, and foreign aid.

In the first ruling on Tuesday, U.S. District Judge Lauren Al-I. Khan in Washington, D.C.,

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