From New York, this is Democracy Now.

Everybody wants that job. It's a very important job. Marty's a terrific guy, but he's going to go on and he's going to lead a good life.

Under mounting political pressure,

Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Dr. Marty McCarrie resigns from his position.

Why did powerful Republicans and anti-abortion groups want him gone?

And how healthy is the federal health system overall? We'll talk to Dr. Aaron Kesselheim of Harvard Medical School and public citizens, Dr. Robert Steinbrook.

Then the fight against AI data centers isn't just about tech.

It's about democracy.

Across the country from Oregon to Georgia,

an incredible populist, bipartisan movement is rising up

to say no to the AI takeover.

And they are clocking win after win.

They are extracting concessions from big tech corporations.

They are blocking data center development.

And they are passing moratorium and fighting for an AI pause at the state and national level.

This is opening up a new important front line in the fight against tech-enabled authoritarianism.

He'll speak with writer and organizer Astra Taylor.

Finally, to Wisconsin.

To look at the case of Salasasur, president of the Islamic Society of Milwaukee, he's been

locked up in an ICE jail in Indiana since late March.

We'll speak with his son and one of his attorneys.

The word give up isn't in the Palestinian dictionary.

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