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State of War by James Risen
New York Times reporter James Risen broke the story of domestic Government wiretapping, but his new book shows there’s more to the scandal than just eavesdropping. He reveals a failed CIA plot that leaked nuclear technology to Iran. Plus: filmmaker John Sayles, a call in on Dia de los Reyes and a preview of the Samuel Alito Supreme Court nominations
Cinema Verite
John Sayles, film director and author, Union Dues (Nation Books, reissued 2006),
- on organized labor and independent film
» John Sayles (IMDB)
- on organized labor and independent film
» John Sayles (IMDB)
Rising Fears
James Risen, New York Times reporter and author State of War: The Secret History of the CIA and the Bush Administration (The Free Press, 2006)
- on his reporting of the relationship between the CIA and the Bush White House
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- on his reporting of the relationship between the CIA and the Bush White House
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Open Phones
listeners share how they celebrate Three Kings Day.
One Man, One Vote
Adam Cohen, attorney and member of the New York Times Editorial Board
- on Samuel Alito's views on two court cases from the 1960s that granted one man one vote.
» "Question for Judge Alito: What About One Person One Vote?" by Adam Cohen in ...
- on Samuel Alito's views on two court cases from the 1960s that granted one man one vote.
» "Question for Judge Alito: What About One Person One Vote?" by Adam Cohen in ...
CNN goes "Brady Bunch" on the Alito hearings
It may be the most trusted name in news, but CNN's six-screen-splitscreen (with crawl) is driving us crazy!
we much prefer MSNBC's elegant one-two:
of FOX's elegant simplicity (we ...
Photo File: John Sayles
Union-friendly: filmmaker John Sayles