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  TEXT Democracy Now! Headlines May 18, 2011: CIA Deployed Sophisticated New Stealth Drone In Hunt For Bin Laden 
  TEXT Democracy Now! Headlines May 18, 2011: Pakistan: Militants Attack Security Checkpoint Killing 17 
  TEXT Democracy Now! Headlines May 18, 2011: 12 Killed In Afghanistan Protest Following Deadly NATO Night Raid 
  TEXT Democracy Now! Headlines May 18, 2011: Al Jazeera Confirms Release Of Detained Journalist Dorothy Parvaz 
  TEXT Democracy Now! Headlines May 18, 2011: Bahrain Continues Media Crackdown, Five Journalists Detained 
  TEXT Democracy Now! Headlines May 18, 2011: Report: Yemen President Agrees To Sign Transfer Of Power Deal With Opposition 
  TEXT Democracy Now! Headlines May 18, 2011: IMF Chief Charged With Sex Crimes Placed On Suicide Watch 
  TEXT Democracy Now! Headlines May 18, 2011: Alleged Victim In Rape Case Is 32-Year-Old Muslim From Guinea 
  TEXT Democracy Now! Headlines May 18, 2011: Hundreds Protest JP Morgan Chase Tax Dodging And Foreclosures, Elderly Demonstrators Maced 
  TEXT Democracy Now! Headlines May 18, 2011: Senate Fails To Pass Bill Cutting Tax Breaks For Oil Companies 
  TEXT Democracy Now! Headlines May 18, 2011: Pennsylvania Fines Gas Company $1 Million For Water Contamination, Well Fire 
  TEXT Democracy Now! Headlines May 18, 2011: Queen Elizabeth Makes Historic Trip To Ireland 
  TEXT Democracy Now! Headlines May 18, 2011: Guatemala In State Of Siege Following Drug Cartel Mass Killing; Two Suspects Killed, One Arrested 
  TEXT Democracy Now! Headlines May 18, 2011: San Francisco Man First Person Ever To Be Cured Of AIDS 
  TEXT Democracy Now! Headlines May 18, 2011: Newt Gingrich Apologizes To Fellow Republican Over Medicare Criticism 
  TEXT Democracy Now! Headlines May 18, 2011: Secret Service Interrogates Seventh Grader Without Parents’ Consent