 | An estimated 47 million people watch C-SPAN at weekly according to the network. Here's ten great C-SPAN moments. |
 | Abandoned by the Establishment, beset by libertarians, the base is playing defense. |
 | Ready for the Feline Government? |
 | Shock and Awe to the insurgency to the surge. |
 | Not nothing, but not as much as he once hoped. Where the laws of gravity always apply. |
 | Story of Irish-Americans "yet another reason why we need to build an immigration system for the 21st century," says the president. |
 | The No. 2 finisher, Curtis Bostic, likely rides a well-executed ground game and church outreach to a runoff. A mandatory recount muddies the outcome. |
 | Nothing in New Mexico law specifically prevents same-sex couples from marrying, but county clerks agreed in 2004 not to issue licenses until the law is clarified. Santa Fe's city attorney and mayor tried to push the issue Tuesday. |
 | At a campaign event for New Jersey's Democratic candidate for governor, Barbara Buono, Booker plays a role he's not used to. "El Futuro Barack Obama!" |
 | President tells ESPN he's "feeling good" about his bracket. |
 | Nice work if you can get it. |
 | Ads focused on same-sex couples' marriage rights trailed only those about government spending and jobs for Tuesday's primary. Neither of the two candidates headed to the April 2 run-off mentioned the topic, though. |
 | 15 international front pages from the start of the Iraq war. |
 | Losing in the wider primary often translates to a runoff win. Whether people actively vote against Sanford will matter. |
 | This isn't cancelled White House tours, these are real people losing pay and losing their jobs. Today's sequester news, as reported by local cable news outlets. |
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