Merry Christmas America!

By far the most innocuous (and least creative!) of those involved, Executive Producer Mark_T. Workman finances the work of Director Mark Wilder and Screenwriter/Global Warming Activist Larry McPhereson, who recently posed this multiple choice question series on behalf of The Silent Resolution Movement: MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS FOR HOUSE UNAMERICAN ACTIVITIES COMMITEE! QUESTION: Which activities do you consider UNAMERICAN? A) 10,000 Republican voters committing voter fraud in order to vote Democrat for one day only specifically to undermine the outcome of a Democrat Party Primary. (This occurred in the recent Kucinich primary victory.) B) Fox Television banning Ron Paul from one of their debates then singling him out for questions as to the legitimacy of his candidacy the next weekend even though he was clearly ahead of several other candidates on stage. C) CNN refusing to ask the most viewed and voted on political questions for GOP candidates at the YOUCHOOSE Debates specifically refusing to even acknowledge Energy and Healthcare questions among others. D) NBC using its full legal might to overturn a court order allowing Dennis Kucinich to debate at one of its privately sponsored “debates” on it’s cable affiliate MSNBC. E) Congress spending American tax dollars and valuable legislative time to back individual American athletes into a corner where they must either publicly defame themselves concerning use of steroids, commit perjury or plead the fifth. F) ALL OF THE ABOVE! G) A through D. See the :88 second trailer for WHO WILL SPEAK FOR AMERICA?

Kenyans vote in presidential elections, choosing between Raila Odinga, an opposition leader who is ahead in the pre-vote polls, and Mwai Kibaki, the ageing incumbent, in what is the tightest race in Kenya 's history. Rigging allegations dominated the last days of the campaign, making for a tense atmosphere as several polling stations failed to open on time and reports of names missing from the lists emerged. Images and soundbites.

Revisit the 2000 election with CNN's Wolf Blitzer!

Tapan has a solution for all of America's problems thanks to Fox News.

Howard Hall Productions, one of the world's foremost underwater film crews, is profiled in action. Sophisticated U.S. Navy designed underwater mixed-gas rebreathers enable the crew to film spectacular images of marine life without the disturbances of underwater bubbles.  The film crew uses specialized equipment to film whales, dolphins, sharks and many other fascinating creatures within the ocean realm. But even with the use of such sophisticated equipment, underwater film work is seldom easy. In this final episode, the HHP film crew will look back with humor upon the successes as well as the mishaps that resulted in filming Secrets of the Ocean Realm.

On Thursday, Kenyans vote for a new president in what promises to be the tightest race the country has ever known, with main contenders incumbent Mwai Kibaki and opposition leader Raila Odinga neck-and-neck in the polls. Analysts say tribal alliances, not political programmes, could decide the outcome.

Marie Oser chats with Nicole Lapin at the Genesis Awards. Nicole has been vegan for 10 years, and became the youngest news anchor in the country when she signed on at CNN at 22.

During July and August of 2007, indigenous filmmakers in Bolivia took their films across the country, hosting free screenings and staging debates and discussions about how best to reform the country. This film follows the events and discussions of this tour, providing a brief look into the roots of the indigenous filmmaking movement in Bolivia, the philosophy behind it, its relevance today, and its hopes and aims for the future.

French local elections in March will be a major test for Nicolas Sarkozy's ruling party. Its candidates across the country face a tough run against Socialist and centrist opponents, but nowhere else more so than in Paris, where the hugely popular incumbent, Bertrand Delanoe, has hit the campaign trail.