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Your World Tonight for Thursday, January 21, 2010

By Kaj Snow and Kate McDonald on January 21, 2010 in tennews

The Supreme Court ruled 5 to 4 today that corporations have the right to support or oppose candidates for president and Congress without monetary restrictions.

New York gets its first ever court punishment for discrimination against a large group of people - the plaintiffs: 7,000 firefighters

John Edwards admits to having fathered an illicit child with his mistress

Toyota recalls another 2.3 million cars

All this and more on Your World Tonight this Thursday, January 21st

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Current Program Precious Moments with Hannah Button-Harrison & Rebekah Frumkin Recently Heard Short Tales of the Black Forest Al DiMeola Birds of Fire Mahavishnu Orchestra The Other Side Afro Celt Sound System Concerning Hobbits Howard Shore Upcoming Shows 2:00PM - Washed-Up Sports Symposium with Justin Rotman & Spencer Pratt 3:00PM - The Hollywood Hills Have Eyes with Phil Fonseca & Robert Daniels 4:00PM - The Schiller Report with KRLX News Team 4:30PM - Portrait of America with Rachel Sams & Holly Phares Message DJ Booth Name: Location: Message: Search Posts	Your World Tonight for Thursday, January 21, 2010 By Kaj Snow and Kate McDonald on January 21, 2010 in tennews The Supreme Court ruled 5 to 4 today that corporations have the right to support or oppose candidates for president and Congress without monetary restrictions. New York gets its first ever court punishment for discrimination against a large group of people - the plaintiffs: 7,000 firefighters John Edwards admits to having fathered an illicit child with his mistress Toyota recalls another 2.3 million cars All this and more on Your World Tonight this Thursday, January 21st No comments. Post Comment Name: Location: Comment: I am using URLs in my comment: Download the Atom or RSS feed for this category.
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