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Review: 'Frontline: Obama's War' on PBS | Los Angeles Times

October 13, 2009
New Yorker writer Steve Coll summarizes: "This could not be a more complicated war. If you think about it, the United States is essentially waging a war ...

Can Healthcare Blogs Fill the Gap Left by Mainstream News Coverage? | PBS MediaShift

September 4, 2009
[Paul Testa] and Joanne Kenen write the New Health Dialogue Blog for the New America Foundation, a think tank. "I think part of it, with the blogs, is that there is a ... Original Article

The Empty Cradle | PBS

April 23, 2009

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The Senate Stimulate Package Showdown | Nightly Business Report

February 2, 2009
MAYA MACGUINEAS, PRESIDENT, COMMITTEE FOR A RESPONSIBLE FEDERAL BUDGET: There are not going to be that many vehicles which will actually bring taxes down or ...

Nigeria: Religious Riots Leave Hundreds Dead | PBS

December 3, 2008
To shed light on this tenuous coexistence and the violence it often ignites, we recommend this Atlantic cover story by Eliza Griswold, who traveled to the ...

Steve Coll on 'Frontline' | The War Briefing

October 28, 2008

New America Foundation CEO Steve Coll was key source for the recent Frontline special, "The War Briefing." The program, which first aired on PBS Oct. 28, focuses on the war in Afghanistan, and asks: "What are the next president's options."

Maya MacGuineas on PBS Nightly Business Report | 'Fed. Chairman Bernanke Calls For A Second Stimulus'

October 20, 2008
Maya MacGuineas, President, Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget: If we move forward and borrow hundreds of billions of dollars to kind of stimulate the company now, with no (INAUDIBLE) how to offset this cost, the vulnerability or the cost to the economy of borrowing so much could ultimately outweigh the benefits of the stimulus. We have to do this right. LINK to transcript

Gregory Rodriguez on The Tavis Smiley Show on PBS | 'Presidential Debate Analysis'

October 7, 2008

Tavis Smiley: Let me start by asking you, Gregory, whether or not, that said, the format tonight made a difference in the performance of either man? A conversation heretofore about the format playing best to John McCain. Let's talk about the format first.

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