What's Going on America?
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How can a new U.S. administration work to strengthen it's international relationship with Pakistan?
Lisa Curits is a Senior Research Fellow at The Heritage Foundation, focusing on analyzing America's economic, security, and political relationships...
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Obama's Victory - Celebrated in Arlington, Virginia
People were out in large numbers, waiting for the announcement of the next President-elect of the United States of America on November 4, 2008. Onc...
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"What's Going on America" Promo Video
For 52 weeks, we are going to cover different topics that give an insight to "What's Going on America". Here is a short promo video that shows imag...
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Voting on November 4, 2008 - U.S. Presidential Election
Voters turn out in large numbers in Northern Virginia. Earlier today, Michelle Obama said, "The outcome in Virginia is going to be incredibly close...
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The Night Before The U.S. Presidential Election
November 3, 2008; The night before the U.S. Presidential election. What's going on in the Washington, D.C. area.
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About What's Going on America?
For 52 weeks we will rotate and cover topics that our viewers are interested in hearing more about.
This non-partisan, collective journalism platform, has been developed for people to discuss their opinions and share their thoughts from around the world.
We want you to participate! Get involved and tell your stories about how you and your community are affected by news and issue; post your videos and photos.
Comment on the blog, and send us story ideas for topics that you'd like to see get covered. We'll listen.
Story ideas that we've received so far include: the U.S. election, Pakistan, global warming, Muslims in America and music rights.
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Tectonic Productions kicked off the project in Washington, D.C. on November 3, 2008. The project will last one year. At that point, the collected footage will be compiled and re-cut in to a documentary. More details to come...
For 52 weeks we will rotate and cover topics that our viewers are interested in hearing more about.
This non-partisan, collective journalism platform, has been developed for people to discuss their opinions and share their thoughts from around...
