Protest on Fifth Avenue marks parade with gay contingent
Activists protest New York City's St. Patrick's Day Parade along Fifth Avenue on Tuesday. The parade allowed a gay group to march under its own banner for the first time, yet most gay groups remain barred. NBCUniversal employees were permitted to participate as a sponsor-backed group.
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Secret Service chief laments late notice on White House car crash
In his first public remarks since a misconduct incident, Director Joseph Clancy told a House panel he did not learn of a car crash involving two senior agents near the White House until five days later. He faced tough questions on sobriety tests, agency culture, and failures to notify.
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White House defends repeal of records rule
The Obama administration defends its repeal of FOIA regulations for the White House Office of Administration calling it a clerical change with no effect on FOIA compliance. Press secretary Josh Earnest said requests remain welcome though handling of responses is unclear.
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