 | Two industries, the same tactic: money to minority groups and politicians. Local politics at its grimmest. |  | The latest comments, the furthest the president has gone in supporting a constitutional right to marriage equality, come in an interview with ABC News. |  | The soundtrack to his announcement video sounds an awful lot like "Halo." |  | For Connecticut lawmakers, gun control takes priority — and the majority of their time. "Whatever I can do to help them is part of what I need to do," Rep. Esty says. |  | Courting gubernatorial voters Tuesday at a Baptist church in Paterson, N.J. "We're all human beings," says Christie. |  | Confusion over why Republicans are doing this again after losing in 2012. |  | Rep. Carter emerges from their presidential lunch confident Obama may move forward with the pipeline. The White House rejects the claim: "He did not indicate either way." |  | After 2012, Democrats are now arguing tax increases can win them votes. "Reaganomics is effectively dead. We're dealing with Obamanomics now," says Stanford. |  | "Any effort to dictate who we love and to whom we commit ourselves is unfair and it is wrong," Delaware Attorney General Beau Biden says in a new video. |  | The highest-ranking Catholic in Congress praises the choice. |  | As many as eight events in support of the Newark mayor's Senate race are slated for March and April. Katzenberg and Weintraub in Los Angeles. |  | "We're in a very good place on the president's commitment to help," Chairman Israel says. |  | Mitch McTortoise? | |
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