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Kodi Barth on Kenya
After two months of inter-ethnic violence Kenya's President Mwai Kibaki and opposition leader Raila Odinga reached a power sharing agreement yesterday. Lauren Feeney interviews Kenyan journalist Kodi Barth about what this means for Kenya.
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New York City: A Model for Campaign Finance
Wary about the influence of big money donors, New York City implemented a public campaign finance system 20 years ago aimed to level the playing field. It might just be a good model for the 2008 presidential elections. Adam Hirsch reports.
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Brooklyn-Based Darfurians Send Aid Home
In Brooklyn a small group of Darfurians is gathering huge shipments of clothing and school supplies to send to refugees in eastern Chad. Molly Messick reports.
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Immigrants Want Money Transfer Companies to Give Back For Taking Their Cut
In the lucrative money transfer market, immigrants and social activists say that companies like Western Union are charging more than their fair share. Reporter Rafael Cohen explores the issue.
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The Art of War
Recently returned from Iraq, three soldiers, a painter and a photographer display their artwork at an exhibition at the School of Visual Arts. Andrea Mustain reports.
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Cinekink, the 'Sundance of Sex'
Cinekink celebrates the diverse sexuality found in films from across the globe. Reporter Euna Lhee takes a look.
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Newscast #2
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Parents Want Answers About Toxic School Site in the Bronx
The largest school construction project in the city's history is taking place right now in the South Bronx. Local parents want to know how the city plans to prevent the contamination from harming their kids. Eilsa Chang reports.
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Public Broadcast Again Faces Bush Administration Effort to Cut Funding
President Bush recently proposed a 50% cut for funding to public broadcasting. While opinions differ as to the wisdom of his proposal, there is general consensus that it will not come to fruition.
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Stephen Sestanovich on Upcoming Russian Elections
Host Molly Messick interviews Stephen Sestanovich, a Russia expert for the Council on Foreign Relations about his forecast for the coming Russian national elections.
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Fight Night at the Tavern
Despite a fall off in televised boxing, niche audiences still turn out to watch their favorite fighters' faints and jabs. Jed Kim reports from Playwright's Tavern in Time Square.
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Layover in Las Vegas
During a layover in Las Vegas, commentator Michelle Stockman found a book that echoed her experiences with love, limbo and tradition.
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Mothers Tentative About Leap Year Birthdays
You can count on a birthday every year, unless you're a leap year baby. That makes some moms tentative about giving birth on February 29th. Ailsa Chang reports.
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