 | The Senate is silent on bi-national couples divided by law. |
 | The Out Front host mourned Turkey's ban on public hookah smoking with a Tweet of her water pipe for the fans. |
 | The hair! The clothes! The supply-side economics! |
 | The industry loves to make them; their impact isn't clear. |
 | The mayor of Newark is in control of his own narrative like no other man or woman in politics. But can he run the same show from the national stage? |
 | "Please consider these tonally sensitive messaging points as you discuss immigration, regardless of your position," Hispanic Leadership Network leader advises Republicans. No mentions of Reagan or "illegals" allowed. |
 | The senator from Kentucky told a group of conservatives at an off-the-record meeting Monday. Beefing up his pro-Israel credentials. |
 | With House Republicans apparently on board, immigration reform could become a reality. Boehner "seems pretty optimistic," a source tells BuzzFeed. |
 | Beck, dressed as a doctor, declared the establishment wing of the Republican party to be dead, celebrating with a giant cake and confeti while a dying patient laid on a gurney and file footage of elephants dying played in the background. |
 | In a speech, the president mostly backs the bipartisan framework on the Hill with two key exceptions: treatment of same-sex couples, and the inclusion of a border security "trigger." |
 | The Court's most outspoken jurist offered a frank assessment of the Constitution's status as a living document while promoting his new book, Reading Law: The Interpretation of Legal Text. |
 | "I feel certain that Democrats would not move forward with a bill that was not fully inclusive," Nadler says. Pressure mounts on Democrats. |
 | Leading conservative voice for immigration reform also says it's too soon to tell how LGBT couples will be treated under pending bill. |
 | While Obama will include same-sex couples in his immigration proposal, the Senator calls it "a red flag." A potential roadblock to reform. |
 | "It's the anchorman from Channel 8." |
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