President Obama will speak about education on Tuesday at 11:30 a.m. at Buck Lodge Middle School in Adelphi, Md.

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Conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh on Monday said he initially thought the Coca-Cola Super Bowl commercial bashed by some conservatives was an ad organized by the Republican party.

“I thought maybe the Republican leadership was behind the Coke commercial," he said on his show. "That's what I thought when I saw it. I said, 'Whoa, who got hold of this advertising campaign? The Republican leadership's gotta be doing this.'"

New York Times Public Editor Margaret Sullivan on Monday said that the paper's editors should have noted changes in wording to its story on former Port Authority official David Wildstein's claim that New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie knew about the lane closures on the George Washington Bridge as they happened last year.

A Friday article initially said that Wildstein "had evidence to prove" that Christie knew about the closures but later changed the wording to "evidence exists," and did not note the change in the article.

The American Civil Liberties Union and four couples on Monday sued Wisconsin state officials over the state's ban on same-sex marriage.

"Wisconsin’s ban on marriage for same-sex couples prevents them from securing the hundreds of protections that state law provides to married couples," a statement from the ACLU reads.

Sen. Jim Inhofe (R-OK) on Monday criticized President Obama for his comments about the Benghazi attack and Fox News during his interview with Fox host Bill O'Reilly before the Super Bowl.

"It’s just an outrageous lie, it is kind of hard to call it anything else. It’s kind of like Obamacare. It's kind of like Obamacare and the things he said in the beginning and now he’s denying it,” Inhofe told Oklahoma radio station KFAQ about Obama's claim that his administration did not cover up information on Benghazi.

Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley (D) talked about his preparation for a potential bid for the White House in 2016 during an interview with the Washington Post published Saturday.

"I have a great deal of respect for Hillary Clinton," he said. "But for my own part, I have a responsibility to prepare and to address the things that I feel a responsibility to address. . . . To squander this important period of preparation because of horse-race concerns and handicapping concerns is just not a very productive use of energy. . . . Right now, I’m going to keep doing what I'm doing — the thought work and the preparation work."

NBC 6 South Florida (WTVJ) and Florida-based Capitol News Service apologized to Florida Republicans on Friday for a graphic that referred to the GOP as the "Reprehensive Party of Florida," according to the Miami Herald.

Republican Party of Florida Chairman Lenny Curry complained to NBC 6 for showing Republican political ads with the "Reprehensive" label.

President Obama on Sunday talked about the problems with the health care law's rollout during an interview with Fox News' Bill O'Reilly before the Superbowl.

When asked if telling Americans that they could keep their current health plans was the biggest mistake he has made, Obama addressed his apology for the remark.

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton supports President Obama in his opposition to new Iran sanctions while world leaders negotiate a nuclear deal, according to a letter she sent to Sen. Carl Levin (D-MI), obtained by Politico.

"I share the opinion of you and many of your colleagues that these sanctions and the carefully constructed global consensus behind them are responsible for driving Tehran to the negotiating table," she wrote. "'The U.S. intelligence community has assessed that imposing new unilateral sanctions now ‘would undermine the prospects for a successful comprehensive nuclear agreement with Iran.' I share that view."

After Woody Allen's adopted daughter Dylan Farrow on Saturday resurfaced her claims that Allen molested her as a child, representatives of Allen responded to the accusations.

"Mr. Allen has read the article and found it untrue and disgraceful. He will be responding very soon," Allen's publicist Leslee Dart said in a statement to Mother Jones.