Banished screening a hit
More than 400 showed up for the Oakland Museum event. Screens tonight in SF.
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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.
Protecting Americans from toxic products hangs like a ripe fruit for any candidate willing to pick it.
CIR’s award-winning documentary to screen in more than 12 states.
The Mexico City festival showcased more than 50 films about Mexican Americans in the U.S.
Mark Schapiro talks to Terry Gross on NPR’s Fresh Air on Monday, 11/26.
An open call for pitches for video shorts about resolving past racial wrongs.
President Bush chose to fill two high-level positions yesterday with judges who had given him campaign contributions while under consideration for their judgeships.
On EXPOSÉ: A reporter reveals the systemic flaws of coal mining.
A CIR/Salon investigation on whistleblower protections prompts a response from U.S. Special Counsel Scott Bloch.