 | “We are Americans, we just want to be treated like everybody else. That’s a compelling argument.” |
 | The Supreme Court's swing vote, Justice Anthony Kennedy, had a lot to say today. Spoiler alert: Outcome unclear. |
 | Guess which network was the least interested. Three very different approaches to a historic day. |
 | With swing justice Anthony Kennedy signaling he may back court's liberals, Defense of Marriage Act's days could be numbered. |
 | Controversy over who really shot bin Laden. |
 | This would have never worked in high school English class. |
 | A new survey finds most Americans think corporate leaders should keep their opinions to themselves. MTV and News Corp. are rated most partisan. |
 | BuzzFeed asked Republican Sen. Susan Collins's spokesman if her views have changed on DOMA and marriage equality. The two-paragraph response left the questions unanswered. |
 | He apologizes, again, for the Paula Broadwell affair. "This has obviously been a very difficult episode for us ... [to] fall as far as I did." |
 | The Supreme Court heard oral arguments and discussed the Defense of Marriage Act case, United States v. Windsor. |
 | Front pages across the country cover the historic cases. |
 | "Progress has been made under this and the previous administration, but given the legislation that Congress has put in place it's going to take some time to full close the facility," spokesman says. |
 | If Karen Handel runs, Tom Price won't, Georgia politics insiders say. And vice versa. |
 | “Bottom line, we’re very close. I’d say we’re 90 percent there. We have a few little problems," Sen. Schumer says. |
 | Recent retiree Dan Burton returns to Bahrain. John Bolton and others joining as well. |
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