A.M. Headlines

(Politico): "Rep. Michael Grimm expected to be indicted"

(TPM): "RNC spokesman is furious the GOP has been lumped with Bundy"

(Bloomberg): "Keystone allies say new delay aids push to bypass Obama"

(Daily Beast): "Putin halts all talks with White House"

(New York Times): "Obama suffers setbacks in Japan and the Mideast"

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(Capital New York): "Patterson's pick, for the ages"

(New York Times): "50 years into the War on Poverty, hardship hits back"

(Washington Post): "As ‘Meet the Press’ struggles in the ratings, plenty of questions for host David Gregory"

(Time): "Boy Scouts of America shuts down Seattle troop over gay scoutmaster"

(CBS News): "A relationship with Putin now seems out of reach for Obama"

A.M. Headlines

(Washington Post): "The Affordable Care Act comes in with better-than-expected numbers"

(New Republic): "ObamaCare signups hit 8 million"

(Huffington Post): "Americans think people are poor because of bad breaks, not because they're losers: Poll"

(The Hill): "Obama: Immigration will 'haunt' Congress"

(Wall Street Journal): "South Korea ferry sinking: Authorities arrest captain"

A.M. Headlines

(BBC News): "Heartbleed hack case sees first arrest in Canada"

(New York Times): "How the President got to ‘I do’ on same-sex marriage"

(NewJersey.com): "Law firm hired by Christie for internal probe donated $10K in 2014 to RGA"

(The Hill): "Yellen vows 'continuing commitment' to economic support from Fed"

(New York Times): "Hundreds missing after South Korean ferry sinks"

A.M. Headlines

(New York Times): "Budget office lowers estimate for the cost of expanding health coverage"

(Philadelphia Inquirer): "Interviews show Christie staff reacting to scandal"

(The Hill): "Hillary Clinton sequel in the works"

(New York Times): "Political rifts slow U.S. effort on climate laws"

(The Week): "Will the GOP sideline social conservatives in 2014?"

A.M. Headlines

(The Hill): "Podesta seeks points for Obama's scoreboard before it's too late"

(Politico): "Sylvia Mathews Burwell pick complicates Democrats' plans"

(National Journal): "Obama begins to say good-bye"

(Eric T. Fair): "The U.S. must open the book on the use of torture to move forward"

(New York Times): "Armed men seize police Station in eastern Ukraine city"

A.M. Headlines

(Bloomberg): "NSA said to exploit Heartbleed bug for intelligence for years"

(The Hill): "Union threatens retribution for House Dems opposing Keystone"

(John Paul Stevens): "The five extra words that can fix the Second Amendment"

(New York Times): "Sebelius’s slow-motion resignation from the Cabinet"

(The Hill): "Democrats defend Holder from GOP"

A.M. Headlines

(National Journal): "House barely passes Paul Ryan's budget, with 12 Republicans voting no"
(New York Times): "Sebelius resigns after troubles over health site"

(The Hill): "The renewable fuel standard: Not as "green" as you think"

(Roll Call): "‘Nuclear’ fallout slows Senate, briefly delays recess"

(ABC News): "Colbert hosting 'late show' raises questions, hope"

A.M. Headlines

(New York Times): "Hiring rises, but number of jobless stays high"

(Los Angeles Times): "Is Obamacare too big to fail?"

(The Hill): "Pelosi rebuffs Gibbs on O-Care prediction"

(National Journal): "Ohio will recognize same-sex marriages, adding to national momentum"

(New York Times): "Afghan turnout is high as voters defy the Taliban"

A.M. Headlines

(ABC News): "ABC News exclusive: Grand jury convened in christie bridge scandal probe"

(Mashable): "Stephen Colbert is CBS' top choice to succeed Letterman, and he's into it"

(Washington Post): "Bush family’s return to the spotlight may benefit Jeb"

(New York Times): "Hiring rises, but number of jobless stays high"

(Roll Call): "With an eye on the party’s image, House GOP puts women front and centre"

A.M. Headlines

(Birmingham News): "Alabama House resolution calls for US Constitution same-sex marriage ban, but did anyone read it?"

(Washington Post): "Senate panel votes to release CIA interrogation report"

(New York Times): "Soldier’s attack at base echoed rampage in 2009"

(Washington Post): "With Israeli-Palestinian peace talks faltering, Kerry must decide how to proceed"

(Daily News): "David Letterman announces he will retire from 'Late Show' in 2015"

On the Hustings

(ABC News): "Supreme Court strikes down overall limits on campaign contributions"

(Gail Collins): "Surprise! The rich won one"

(Reuters): "Rubio to decide on 2016 White House run 'around this time next year'"

(Washington Post): "Democrats target unmarried female voters"

(The Hill): "Michigan Dems welcome Obama with open arms"

A.M. Headlines

(Reuters): "Russia plays down impact of Western sanctions before talks with U.S."

(The Hill): ""Is Obama pivot to Asia on hold?"

(CBS News): "On eve of Obamacare deadline, law remains a work in progress"

(WSLS10): "Photos found at slide site; missing number drops"

(USA Today):  "NCAA tournament breakdown: Previewing Sunday's Elite Eight games"

A.M. Headlines

(New York Times): "Obama to call for end to N.S.A.’s bulk data collection"

(Washington Post): "Obama’s aim to shift U.S. foreign policy runs up against an old Cold War rival"

(New York Times): "Ruling could have reach beyond issue of contraception"

(The Hill): "Four years later, Democrats wait for ObamaCare popularity bounce"

(USA Today): "14 dead, 176 missing in Washington landslide"

A.M. Headlines

(The Hill): "Dems ramp up offense on ObamaCare"

(New York Times): "As sanctions start, Russia feels a sting"

(Wall Street Journal): "Obama meets with tech CEOs to discuss government surveillance"

(The Detroit News): "Gay marriage ban struck down"

(USA Today): "Malaysia: French satellite images may show debris"

A.M. Headlines

(Time): "Guinness withdraws from St. Patrick’s Day parade over LGBT ban"

(CNN): "Crimea votes to break from Ukraine, join Russia. What happens next?"

(New York Times): "Global crises put Obama’s strategy of caution to the test"

(The Hill): "Help me: Obama prods young on O-Care"

(Roll Call): "Ahead of St. Patrick’s Day, an Irish push for immigration overhaul"

A.M. Headlines

(CNN): "'We have to find the aircraft': Days later, no sign of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370"

(New York Times): "Leading Republicans move to stamp out challenges from right"

(Roll Call): "Uninsured rate continues to fall"

(The Hill): "Worst Congress ever?"

(Associated Press): "Obama meets with Ukraine prime minister Wednesday"

A.M. Headlines

(New York Times): "Moscow signals it will embrace Crimean move for secession"

(Washington Post): "Crimea solidifies ties with Russia ahead of referendum on leaving Ukraine"

(Politico): "President Obama, Vladimir Putin speak on Ukraine crisis"

(U-T San Diego): "Issa apologizes, skirts censure"

(Washington Post): "New health insurance marketplaces signing up few uninsured Americans, two surveys find"

A.M. Headlines

(National Journal): "''Meet the Press' host: Climate segment meant as debate on 'policies'"

(Reuters): "Obama set to order new fuel standards for U.S. trucks"

(New York Times): "Financier plans big ad campaign on climate change"

(Time): "5 years after stimulus, Obama says it worked"

(Politico): "Last call for state parties?"

A.M. Headlines

(Slate): "Kansas’ anti-gay segregation bill is an abomination"

(Times Dispatch): "Federal judge strikes down Virginia's gay marriage ban"

(Roll Call): "6 Republican senators switched their debt limit votes"

(Bloomberg): "Obamacare damage-control teams seek to calm complaints"

(CNN): "Snow dump burying parts of Northeast in massive winter storm"