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Kristen Stewart warns of nuclear catastrophe in a sizzle reel video for Paul Jay's Daniel Ellsberg documentary ‘How Stop Nuclear War.'

Kristen Stewart is part of an under-production nuclear war documentary

In today's Morning Brief, shoppers weigh some grocery products and find them wanting. Also, scientists rediscover a mole not seen since 1936.

Recently, shoppers uncovered both Cheerios boxes and Loblaws-brand chips that weighed far less than what was printed on the package. Find out what happened when CBC News investigated.

General Mills says Cheerios packaging being fixed; Loblaws says shorted packages are rare

Filmmaker Nicholas Meyer is back to warn us again about the danger posed by nuclear weapons and how the world is currently teetering on the edge of destruction.

Upcoming documentary, How To Stop A Nuclear War, just gained Nicholas Meyer as an executive producer. The documentary is based off the book Doomsday Machine: Confessions Of A Nuclear War Planner, written by the late Daniel Ellsberg.  Nicholas Meyer comes from a background in making a movie based around nuclear war.

Paul Le Blanc — Consistent partisans of actual democracy insist that people have the right to shape their own future. This includes the right to struggle for self-determination.

Nicholas Meyer, director of ABC’s 1983 TV movie The Day After, is executive producing Paul Jay’s How to Stop a Nuclear War feature documentary.

Nicholas Meyer, director of ABC’s groundbreaking 1983 TV movie The Day After, is set to executive produce Paul Jay’s How to Stop a Nuclear War feature documentary, based on the book Doomsday Machine: Confessions of a Nuclear War Planner by the late Daniel Ellsberg. The Day After, which aired Nov. 20, 1983 on ABC, vividly depicted a fictional full-scale …