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MSNBC News for Democrats
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Video: GOP establishment puts hole in Newt's bucket  Karen Tumulty, national political correspondent for the Washington Post, talks with Rachel Maddow about the discouraging onslaught Newt Gingrich is facing from the Republican establishment. (The Rachel Maddow Show)
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Video: Treating the shattered economy as a crime scene  New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, tapped by President Obama to lead a new Financial Crimes Unit, talks with Rachel Maddow about criminally prosecuting the people responsible for the mortgage crisis that nearly destroyed the economy. (The Rachel Maddow Show)
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Video: Great news on economy, Obama stands by it  With more good news on the economy today, President Obama touted the auto industry comeback; and Obama beats Romney or Gingrich in the latest poll. (The Ed Show)
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Video: New details in Walker-gate  The latest details in the John Doe investigation that led to the arrest of two former Scott Walker staffers. Gov. Walker responds to the news, and Ed Schultz talks to Democratic State Sen. Lena Taylor about possible implications for the governor. (The Ed Show)
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Video: Ed’s full interview with Rep. Nancy Pelosi  Ed sits down for an exclusive interview with Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi. (The Ed Show)
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Video: Bringing manufacturing back to America  Owner Michael O’Shaughnessy talks about the decision to have Element Electronics open up a new television assembly plant outside of Detroit – the only one of its kind in the country. (PoliticsNation)
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Video: Do Republicans trust Romney?  As Newt Gingrich’s momentum stalls, Mitt Romney takes the lead but for how long? Rod Smith, chairman of the Florida Democratic Party, and The Washington Post’s Nia-Malika Henderson talk about the integrity of the candidate. (PoliticsNation)
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Video: Obama looks confident for 2012  Former White House Political Director Patrick Gaspard and author Ron Reagan explain why the fight on the right may be helping President Barak Obama. (Hardball)
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Video: Who is Saul Alinksy?  The Washington Post’s Melinda Henneberger and The Chicago Sun Times’ Lynn Sweet explain why Republicans, specifically Newt Gingrich, keep mentioning Alinksy -- a man who helped the poor and disenfranchised organize so they could improve their lives. (Hardball)
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Video: GOP Florida debate erupts into a war of the words  The Friday Mega Panel joins MSNBC’s Dylan Ratigan in Miami to discuss the latest showdown in the Republican race for the White House. (Dylan Ratigan Show)
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Video: Establishment GOP leaders speak out against Gingrich  MSNBC’s Chris Hayes joins guest host Eugene Robinson to discuss why some members of the Republican Party aren’t supportive of Newt Gingrich’s rise in the polls. (Martin Bashir)
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Video: GOP finish final Florida debate  Republican presidential hopefuls enter the home stretch of the crucial Florida primary campaign, after a combative debate that saw Mitt Romney momentarily stop Newt Gingrich’s momentum. Democratic strategist Karen Finney, The Washington Post’s Dana Milbank and Democratic strategist Julian Epstein discuss. (Martin Bashir)
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Video: Controversy over Yale QB’s Rhodes candidacy  The New York Times’ Richard Perez-Pena shares details from a report about the quiet collapse of Patrick Witt’s Rhodes Scholar candidacy amidst claims of sexual assault. (NewsNation)
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Video: Romney, Santorum spar over Massachusetts health reform  Kevin Madden, advisor for the Romney campaign, recaps the highlights from Thursday’s GOP debate in Florida. (Mitchell Reports)
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Video: GOP primary may be hurting Republican’s brand  Democratic pollster Peter Hart analyzes recent polls and discusses how the primary fight will affect the Republicans’ chances to recapture the White House. (Mitchell Reports)
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Fox News for Republicans
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US seeks more powerful bomb to combat Iran's underground facilities The Pentagon is seeking a more powerful bomb after acknowledging that the U.S.'s largest bomb, the Massive Ordnance Penetrator, is not capable of destroying Iran's most heavily fortified underground facilities, Fox News confirms.
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Obama calls for government reforms to end gridlock in Congress President Obama, fresh from a five-state tour following his State of the Union address, is calling for government reforms to ease gridlock and bar members of Congress from profiting from their position.
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Arizona Gov. Brewer sets election dates to fill Giffords' seat Elections dates were set Friday to fill the seat left vacant by the resignation this week of Rep. Gabrielle Giffords (D-Ariz.).
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California passes sweeping auto emission standards Seeking to influence other states and Washington, California air regulators passed sweeping auto emission standards Friday that include a mandate to have 1.4 million electric and hybrid vehicles on state roads by 2025.
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Panetta: Pakistani doctor provided key information in bin Laden raid Defense Secretary Leon Panetta is acknowledging publicly for the first time that a Pakistani doctor provided key information to the U.S. in advance of the successful Navy SEAL assault on Usama bin Laden's compound last May.
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Judge declares mistrial for officer in Katrina shootings probe A federal judge declared a mistrial Friday in the case against a retired police sergeant charged with helping cover up deadly shootings on a New Orleans bridge after Hurricane Katrina, the last of 20 New Orleans police officers who were charged by the Justice Department's civil rights division to get his day in court.
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Justice Dept. turns over 500 additional pages in Fast and Furious probe The Justice Department has turned over nearly 500 additional pages of emails and other material to a House committee that has been investigating a controversial smuggling probe called Operation Fast and Furious for most of the past year.
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Former Boston Mayor Kevin White dies at 82 Former Mayor Kevin H. White, who led the city for 16 years, including racially turbulent years in the 1970s, died Friday, a family spokesman said. He was 82.
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Navy converting ship into floating commando base in Middle East The U.S. Navy is working to place a 'mothership' for Special Operations Forces in the Middle East, Fox News confirms.
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Florida's election laws undergoing changes Once again, Florida and its elections laws are being challenged in the courts.
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New York City Mayor Bloomberg says no parade for Iraq vets New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg says there will be no city parade for Iraq War veterans in the foreseeable future because of objections voiced by military officials.
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Firefighter, pecan farm caught up in New Mexico drug busts Federal authorities said Friday they've taken down two major drug trafficking and money laundering operations in different parts of New Mexico, one involving an Albuquerque firefighter and the other southern New Mexico pecan growers.
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Army details plan to take brigades out of Europe The Pentagon's decision announced Friday to take two heavy armor brigades out of Europe in 2013 and 2014 will not necessarily force NATO allies to shoulder more of the load if ground forces are needed for a large-scale conflict in the region, Gen. Raymond Odierno, the Army chief of staff, said Friday.
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Biden claims Panetta was only Obama adviser urging a 'go' on bin Laden raid Biden, speaking to the House Democratic Issues Conference in Maryland, candidly admitted that he told the president not to go forward with the mission.
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Obama administration to extend and expand foreclosure relief program The Obama administration said Friday that it will expand its signature foreclosure-prevention program to try to help those with heavy debt loads avoid losing their homes.
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