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Banished screening a hit
More than 400 showed up for the Oakland Museum event. Screens tonight in SF.
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Money and Politics
Bundled donations could hurt candidates
Earlier this year, top Clinton fundraiser Norman Hsu was found to be a fugitive avoiding prison for grand theft. A CIR investigation for Politico finds new examples of presidential candidates relying on fundraisers with questionable backgrounds. A fundraiser for Mitt Romney was recently suspended from practicing law. A backer of Barack Obama defaulted on loans.
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Worry, be happy
Protecting Americans from toxic products hangs like a ripe fruit for any candidate willing to pick it.
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Banished screening nationwide
CIR’s award-winning documentary to screen in more than 12 states.
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Nuestra Familia wins at Chicano Film Festival
The Mexico City festival showcased more than 50 films about Mexican Americans in the U.S.
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Listen to Schapiro on Fresh Air
Mark Schapiro talks to Terry Gross on NPR’s Fresh Air on Monday, 11/26.
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Open call for videos: “Eviction notice”
An open call for pitches for video shorts about resolving past racial wrongs.
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Bush nominates two who gave him money
President Bush chose to fill two high-level positions yesterday with judges who had given him campaign contributions while under consideration for their judgeships.
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The human cost of coal production
On EXPOSÉ: A reporter reveals the systemic flaws of coal mining.
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Whistleblower official responds
A CIR/Salon investigation on whistleblower protections prompts a response from U.S. Special Counsel Scott Bloch.
