| Week of February 8, 2010 | * | Vol. 16, No. 22 |
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THE SNOW
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Week of February 1 TIGER WOODS' withdrawal from golf is creating a recession for the pro tour, but the guy just wants a little privacy after his small driving accident.
Week of January 25 CORPORATIONS win big in the Supreme Court as a 5-4 majority strikes down law and precedent regulating corporate participation in elections and expands corporate rights. The majority ruled that since corporations are people, their free speech rights can't be limited by Congress. By that reasoning, it's not a stretch to see them demanding voting rights, too, once they've got their naming rights all locked up.
Week of January 18 THE WHOLE Palin clan is getting more exposure. Sarah is now a contributor on Fox. Bristol is setting up her own public relations firm. Todd Palin is getting ready to finally settle old scores. And Levi Johnston has been hanging out.
Week of January 11 A YEAR AGO, the hottest tickets in town were invitations to the inaugural. By the end of his first year in office, though, just about anyone who wanted to see Obama at the White House could come and crash.
Week of January 4 THE PAST YEAR was quite a year for politics and poking fun at politicians. Before diving into 2010 and the sordid scandals ahead, what could be better than a retrospective year-end wrap up of 2009? Let's try that again...
Week of December 28
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