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- The Politics Hour 9:06am Nov 6|1 Comment
- Dorothea Lange: A Life Beyond Limits 10:32am Nov 5
- Witness to an Execution 10:06am Nov 5
The Kojo Nnamdi Show Monday @ 12: He has been called Europe's most influential Muslim scholar, but Tariq Ramadan has been banned from entering the U.S. for the past 5 years. He joins Kojo to talk about contemporary Islam, human rights, and the impact of the Fort Hood shootings.
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LONDON For more than two years now, the U.S. government has barred me from entering the United States to pursue an academic career. The reasons have changed over time, and have evolved from defamatory to absurd, but the effect has remained the same: I've been kept out.
The Kojo Nnamdi Show Anthony O'Donnell (R-Calvert/St Mary's), Minority Leader of the Maryland House of Delegates, says that former Republican Gov. Robert J. Ehrlich is considering a 2010 run against incumbent Martin O'Malley in light of Tuesday's Republican victories in Virginia and New Jersey.
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Republicans run up the score in Virginia's elections. We read the tea leaves and explore what Tuesday's results mean for our region's political landscape.
The Kojo Nnamdi Show Friday on the Politics Hour: What do Tuesday's Republican victories in VA and NJ mean for Maryland Republicans in 2010? Is former Republican Gov. Robert Ehrlich eyeing a run? Plus, an update on the latest contracting controversy between Fenty's office and D.C. Concil members.
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Former Maryland governor Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. (R) said that Tuesday's Republican victories in Virginia and New Jersey would figure prominently in his thinking about a possible comeback next year, and Democrats downplayed the meaning of the results for Maryland, where their party is more dominant.
Daniel O Addo "Your Turn" used to be a whole hour ... now its barely 30 minutes. I think you should go back to letting it last for a whole hour, and having it at on a specific day and at a specific time each day. Its refreshing to hear the voices of people all over the DMV on whatever topic is dear to them. My 2 cents worth
The Kojo Nnamdi Show Have you recently shopped for a major appliance like a flat-screen TV or a refrigerator? What role did energy-efficiency ratings play in your choice?
Dorothea Lange's "Migrant Mother" is one of the most iconic photos of the Great Depression, yet we know little of her life and long career.
Convicted sniper John Allen Muhammad is scheduled for a lethal injection on Monday November 9th. Virginia law requires the execution be witnessed by at least six citizens unrelated to the case, as well as members of the press corps. We...
What's on your mind -- or the on the mind of your neighbors? We find out . . .
The Kojo Nnamdi Show What lessons should Democrats in Virginia and Washington D.C. take from the results of last night's election? Former Congressman Tom Davis (R-VA), Bob Gibson (University of Virginia), and Amy Walter (The Hotline) weigh in.
The Kojo Nnamdi Show Kojo Nnamdi Show (November 4th): Bob Gibson (University of Virginia) and former Congressman Tom Davis (R-VA) discuss the results of the Virginia elections and how they are likely to affect redistricting in the Commonwealth. http://bit.ly/30dn3R
The Kojo Nnamdi Show Breaking down the results of Tuesday's elections in Virginia and across the country: (From Left) Resident analyst Tom Sherwood, Amy Walter of The Hotline, Bob Gibson of UVA's Sorensen Institute, and former U.S. Rep. Tom Davis, R-Va. (Nov. 4, 2009)
We explore bailouts, government oversight and banks that are "too big to fail" from an international perspective.
