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“Current information suggests that al-Qaeda and affiliated organizations continue to plan terrorist attacks both in the region and beyond.”

Serious badass governors only.

The Republican governor of Wisconsin hints at a possible presidential run in 2016.

“No tweet about Rouhani comments was removed,” a spokesman says.

“[W]e urge the State Department to determine the appropriate course of action to assure the safety and well being of LGBT and LGBT-supporting individuals involved in or attending the 2014 Sochi Olympics and Paralympics,” the letter to be sent to Kerry says. Rep. Jerry Nadler is leading the House effort.

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Via: fontanka.ru

Come at me bro.

Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz plans to use her position to fuel — and fund — her own political ambitions. “Outrage” in the White House.

“We’re not here to talk about that kind of nonsense,” Christie says.

Even Republican governors, they argue, are focused on successful implementation, not repeal. “A significant shift,” says Martin O’Malley.

The Social Security Equality Act was introduced Friday by Rep. Linda Sánchez.

As his re-election campaign kicks off, the Republican Leader in the Senate tries to ignore his opponents and remind supporters he’s really close to being in charge. “This is not just an election about who gets to be Senator from Kentucky, this is about who sets the agenda for America,” he said.

Tina Brown, the editor of Newsweek and The Daily Beast recently endorsed a Clinton-Hickenlooper ticket. “It’s not gonna happen,” the Colorado governor says.

The tabloid National Enquirer promised a bombshell seduction tape between Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky all week. Unfortunately, the tape which was alleged to be new and got plenty of pick up by the mainstream press has actually been sitting in the C-SPAN archives for 15 years.

The Maryland governor is openly making preparations for a White House run. “I think we’re on course to have a body of work that lays the framework of a candidacy for 2016,” says O’Malley.

Republican Sen. Mitch McConnell and Democrat Alison Lundergan Grimes give dueling speeches the rowdy Fancy Farm picnic. Fifteen months out from the election, the gloves are already off.

It’s a tough life.

The Republican Governors Association goes on the air with a new ad about an SEC investigation into McAuliffe’s former company. But no word on his candidate’s ties to another controversy in Virginia.

Google searches for your penis are higher than searches for your mayoral campaign.

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