 | Outlets from Huffington Post to National Review carried pieces financed by the Malaysian government. An international campaign against Anwar Ibrahim. |
 | President Obama made a confusing reference about a "jedi mind-meld." BuzzFeed breaks down the president's galactic gaffe. |
 | What really scares progressives isn't the automatic spending cuts; it's the grand compromise that may replace them. "Entitlements may get ensnared when we go to an alternate fix," says Rep. Nadler. |
 | "Give me an example of what I might do," the President says in a sequester-themed press conference responding to question from Bloomberg's Julianna Goldman. Another testy exchange with the press. |
 | The last-minute filing is another step in Obama's long evolution on the marriage issue. |
 | The tumultuous world of politics is no Disney movie...but wouldn't it be so much better if it was? Here are some key political players along with their animated counterparts. |
 | Oklahoma's Rep. Tom Cole wouldn't take "no" for an answer. |
 | An unconventional prize at the Congressional Sportsmen's Foundation reception. |
 | Where did all the compromisers go? "Every time a group of us get together to try and work on a problem, we get labeled a gang and then it becomes a political issue and we never get to finish the job," complains Isakson. |
 | Free Woodward. Why we should show Bob the mercy he rarely shows anyone else. |
 | "DOMA imposes a sweeping and unjustifiable federal disability on married same-sex couples," the Democratic members of Congress write. |
 | The new way to quickly become serious about foreign policy: A dip in the dead sea. "Craven and creditworthy," says Prince. |
 | Rep. Tom Cole thinks thinks his conference's most conservative members will need to mellow out to get anything done. "Over time I think they'll get better," Cole hopes. |
 | "This is not a win for anybody. This is a loss for the American people," Obama says as cuts are set to begin taking effect. |
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