Watchdog targets Clinton candidacy status in FEC complaint
A watchdog group asked the Federal Election Commission to determine if Hillary Clinton violated campaign laws by not formally declaring her candidacy. The complaint cites staff, pollsters, talking points, and paid speeches potentially exceeding contribution limits while she was secretary of state.
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McConnell and Cruz urge court to save gay marriage ban
Senate leaders Mitch McConnell and Ted Cruz among 57 Republicans urging the Supreme Court to uphold state bans on same sex marriage. They ask the court not to impose a federal redefinition and to let voters and legislatures decide. Arguments set for April 28 on cases from Kentucky Ohio Michigan and Tennessee. Same sex marriage legal in 37 states.
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2016 Kickoffs Show Plans and Pageantry Across States
Hillary Clinton weighs where to launch her 2016 bid with New York Illinois or New Hampshire among options. Ted Cruz Rand Paul and Marco Rubio push campaigns with symbolic or hometown announcements. Experts say such events energize bases but rarely decide votes.
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Obama completes 49th state stop as South Dakota looms
President Obama wrapping a tour of Republican states has visited 49 states with Utah as the latest stop. Hill Air Force Base hosted a plan to train veterans for solar jobs, part of a Defense Energy program aiming to prepare 75,000 people by 2020. South Dakota remains the only state yet to host a 50th state visit.
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