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  • American Voices: Dean Obeidallah

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    10/26/12

    Appealing to the various voting blocs is important to any political campaign and especially during the presidential election. While the democratic and republican candidates do their best to charm groups like women, religious, ethnic and youth voters, the Muslim-American bloc, at least publicly, goes unnoticed. Lawyer turned funnyman Dean Obeidallah talks the uncourted vote.moreless
  • The 47%

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    10/26/12

    Remember the '?47%'? video that went viral? Ever wonder how it was unearthed? A shrewd investigative reporter? A paid employee of the Obama campaign? Wrong on both counts. How about an amateur opposition researcher. He is part of a powerful group operating on both sides that is harnessing the power of the internet to upend campaigns and reshape the political conversation.moreless
  • Web extra: Ex-felon in Florida struggles to vote again

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    10/26/12

    In this election cycle, one in ten Florida adults '? and nearly one in four African Americans '? will be unable to vote because of a prior felony conviction.
  • Voter ID

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    10/26/12

    Need to Know'?s Rick Carr reports on controversial changes to election rules in the battleground state of Florida- will they root out voter fraud or keep legitimate voters from the polls?
  • Need to Know 10/19/2012

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    10/19/12

    Web extra interview with Maria Padilla, the editor of La Prensa, the biggest Spanish language newspaper in Central Florida
  • Need to Know 10/12/12: Nearing the fiscal cliff

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    10/12/12

    The so-called '?fiscal cliff'? '? the confluence of expiring tax cuts and automatic spending cuts '? will hit the American public if Congress does nothing before January 1, 2013.
  • Interview: Elaine Kamarck

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    9/28/12

    Jeff Greenfield interviews Elaine Kamarck of the Harvard Kennedy School of Government on how and why women make the decisions they do when they vote at the polls in November.
  • Women's choice

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    9/28/12

    Need to Know reports on the ground in Virginia to determine whether women's issues will play a role in which presidential candidate takes this swing state in November.
  • Muddled Middle

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    9/28/12

    Nothing divides the nation like the abortion issue. Both the Republican and Democratic parties have made clear their position on the topic, but recent polls show the majority of the country do not agree with either party'?s stance on abortion.moreless
  • Need to Know 9/28/12

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    9/28/12

    President Barack Obama won Virginia by just over 6% in 2008 and was the first Democrat to win the state since 1964. This year polls show President Obama and Governor Mitt Romney in very close race. Mona Iskander sat down with Dan Palazzolo, a professor of Political Science at the University of Richmond, to talk about what makes Virginia a unique battleground state.moreless
  • Money & Medicine Heart Disease

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    9/25/12

    "The trillion-dollar question is how can we reduce unnecessary medical spending so that we can afford to provide affordable, high quality health care to all Americans? We examine this pressing medical, ethical, and financial challenge by examining the way we treat America'?s number one killer, heart disease.moreless
  • Money & Medicine End of Life Decisions

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    9/25/12

    "As individuals and as a society, we have done a poor job of addressing the kind of medical care we want as we near the end of our lives. When is it appropriate to use every available medical technology to extend life at all costs? When is it time to withdraw aggressive or invasive medical care? And, when does it make sense to opt for palliative or hospice care?moreless
  • Preview: America by the Numbers

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    9/21/12

    "How changing demographics are reshaping the political landscape of America. Clarkston, GA is a small town of 7,500 that has gone from being 90% white in the 1980s to less than 14% white today. In the shadow of Stone Mountain, once a gathering place for Ku Klux Klan cross burnings, today it is home to thousands of refugees from Vietnam, Somalia, Iraq and Bhutan and some 40 other countries.moreless
  • Interview: Pir Zubair Shah

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    9/14/12

    "Pir Zubair Shah has reported on how Al Qaeda and its affiliate militants are adapting to the growing presence of drones in Pakistan. He spoke to Need to Know\'s Scott Simon about who the drones are targeting and the complicated issue of the civilian death count.moreless
  • American voices: Khaled Hosseini

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    9/14/12

    "On this week\'s "American Voices," Afghan-American author Khaled Hosseini speaks on his perception of the changes in Afghanistan since he left his home country originally in 1976.
  • The 8-year war

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    9/13/12

    "Need to Know'?s Hannah Yi travels to Pakistan to investigate the impact U.S. drone attacks are having on citizens in targeted areas.
  • Web extra: Collecting evidence

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    9/13/12

    "Scraps and fragments left behind by drone missile strikes serve as evidence for Pakistani lawyer Shahzad Akbar, who represents families who have lost loved ones to drone attacks.
  • Dignity for all students

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    9/12/12

    "New York State\'s Dignity for All Students Act became law on July 1. This act goes further than any in the state\'s history to specifically spell out what constitutes a '?safe and supportive'? learning environment. The law deems students have the right to attend school free from bullying and harassment on the basis of an individual'?s actual or perceived sexual orientation or gender identity.moreless
  • Interview: Major Garrett

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    9/7/12

    "White House Correspondant for National Journal, Major Garrett, discusses what voters should expect from the candidate who wins the presidential election in November.
  • 100 days

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    9/7/12

    "Need to Know reports from the site of the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte on what the first 100 days of Mitt Romney in the White House might look like.
  • Black swan events

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    9/7/12

    "Need to Know\'s Jeff Greenfield explains how so-called "black swan" events sometimes have the power to swing U.S. presidential elections one way or another.
  • Memorable convention speeches.

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    8/31/12

    "From Barack Obama to Adlai Stevenson - anchor Jeff Greenfield takes a look at convention speeches which left a lasting impression on the political world.
  • Interview: Walter Shapiro & Tim Carney

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    8/31/12

    "Journalist Walter Shapiro and senior political columnist for the Washington Examiner Tim Carney discuss each parties\' chances to win in Ohio.
  • Up for grabs

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    8/31/12

    "Jeff Greenfield anchors from Tampa, Florida following the Republican National Convention, and takes a careful look at the prospects for democrats - and President Obama - in the swingstate of Ohio this fall.moreless
  • Jeff Greenfield on Ohio's presidential past

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    8/24/12

    "Jeff Greenfield takes a look at Ohio'?s history as '?The Mother of Presidents'?, and finds that native Buckeyes who won the White House, had less-than-happy presidencies.
  • Interview: John Cassidy

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    8/24/12

    "Cassidy has written extensively about the intersection of economics and politics. He argues that having Ryan on the GOP ticket represents a drastic change in Romney'?s strategy, one from moderate to the more extreme.moreless
  • The battle for Ohio

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    8/24/12

    "Jeff Greenfield reports on Republican efforts to carry Ohio, a state deemed critical to their chances of winning
  • Web extra: Interview with Kerry McLean of WHEDco

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    8/17/12

    Kerry McLean, community director at WHEDco, a woman'?s housing and economic development corporation in the Bronx, speaks about her work helping local residents start their own Green Carts in NYC.
  • American Voices: Haile Johnston

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    8/17/12

    Haile Johnston, one of the founders of Common Market in Philadelphia, speaks with Need to Know about the importance of getting low-income neighborhoods better and more affordable access to fresh, locally-produced foods.
  • Interview: Ross Hammond

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    8/17/12

    Scott Simon speaks with Ross Hammond on the role that public policy can play in solving America'?s obesity epidemic.
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