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The U.S. Supreme Court is scheduled to hear oral arguments in Williams-Yulee v. Florida Bar, which will determine whether judicial candidates can personally solicit campaign donations. We gave a break down of this upcoming case and the implications that it will have on the corrupting power of money in the courtroom during "The Quickie."

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The U.S. Supreme Court is scheduled to hear oral arguments in Williams-Yulee v. Florida Bar, which will determine whether judicial candidates can personally solicit campaign donations. We gave a break down of this upcoming case and the implications that it will have on the corrupting power of money in the courtroom during "The Quickie."

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In commemoration of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s birthday, we will take a look at his legacy and how he mobilized millions of people around the nation and built political clout while advocating for peace. We will also explore how his strategy compares to the social justice movements in the 21st century, featuring:

David Stein,

In commemoration of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s birthday, we will take a look at his legacy and how he mobilized millions of people around the nation and built political clout while advocating for peace. We will also explore how his strategy compares to the social justice movements in the 21st century, featuring:

David Stein,

President Obama has promised to propose a plan during his upcoming State of the Union address that would provide Americans with free access to community college during their first two years. We'll explain his new proposal during "The Quickie."

President Obama has promised to propose a plan during his upcoming State of the Union address that would provide Americans with free access to community college during their first two years. We'll explain his new proposal during "The Quickie."

After gaining the biggest majority in Congress in over 40 years, the Republican Party wasted no time passing controversial legislation, including a national anti-abortion bill, approval to construct the Keystone XL pipeline and restrictions on Obamacare. We'll discuss the Republican agenda and what to expect from the 114th Congress.

We discussed George Zimmerman's latest arrest, Bill Cosby's rape joke, and a fierce debate on man spreading.

On Wednesday morning, masked gunmen attacked the Paris offices of satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, killing 12 people. Reports have since revealed that the extremists were seeking retaliation because the publication published disrespectful images of the Muslim Prophet Muhammad. Before this incident, Charlie Hebdo was already a terrorist target because of their provocative cartoons and images, which often poked fun at religion and politicians. The death of Charlie Hebdo has sparked an intense debate about freedom of speech, censorship and Islamic extremist. We'll address this and more with our special guest:

Sarah Harvard,

Emboldened by majorities in both the House and Senate, the Republican Party looks to implement significant changes to one of the most controversial education bills in U.S. history, No Child Left Behind. We'll take a look at the changes Republicans plan to make to No Child Left Behind Look and what this means for education reform and standardized testing.