 | A local politics blog says Dunham is registered to vote in Brooklyn but didn't in 2012. (Updated) |
 | After almost a month of not mentioning his sister's bid for Tim Scott's House seat in South Carolina, the Colbert Report host unleashes the "Colbert Bump." |
 | Police asked a Los Angeles Fox affiliate to remove the manifesto, originally reported to be that of alleged gunman Christopher Dorner, shortly after publishing. The request from police indicates media outlets have been distributing and reporting on a highly edited version of the manifesto. |
 | The NYCLU's Stop and Frisk Watch app is coming to the iPhone after successfully documenting 200 stop-and-frisk incidents in NYC. |
 | The Vice President got emotional delivering a speech on the Obama Administration's push for gun control measures at the House Democratic retreat. |
 | The Florida senator spoke Tuesday of support for nondiscrimination and allowing states to grant same-sex couples marriage rights. He still supports limiting marriage to one man and one woman, though, and did not commit to any action to advance LGBT equality. |
 | A gang of seven senators will pitch expanded mental health services in the wake of Newtown. "Silver Linings Playbook" Director David O. Russell will join the lawmakers to unveil the bill. |
 | President Obama's likely pick for Commerce Secretary is billionaire Penny Pritzker, but she has ties to the financial crisis. Does it matter anymore? |
 | A bad tweet, and a swift removal from his job for Raul Labrador spokesman Phil Hardy. A seemingly minor offense. |
 | Todd M. Hughes, an attorney with the Department of Justice, is the second out gay judge nominated to the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals. |
 | The release of Justice Department documents is an exercise in "CYA." "It's not clear that they have fully obeyed their own guidelines." |
 | The Senator from New Jersey is having a difficult week. |
 | The liberal institution joins the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal. |
 | They're starting with an $800,000 investment in the six states where marriage bills are being debated: Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Minnesota, New Jersey, and Rhode Island. |
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