NY1 is reporting that Rep. Michael Grimm (R-NY) physically threatened one of its reporters during a post-State of the Union interview in the Capitol.

Video here.

GOP lawmakers: Forget about the state of the union--Duck Dynasty is here!

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Another Pete Seeger remembrance, from the folk musician Happy Traum:

An old friend of mine, Michael Tisserand, posted this Pete Seeger remembrance on Facebook:

The new GOP alternative to Obamacare shows why Republicans have refrained from offering a concrete plan for so long: health care policy is complex and requires hard choices that result in uneasy compromises. But even still, is targeting employer-based insurance for disruption really what Republicans want to do?

I'm sure many of our readers have memories of marching, performing, or working with Pete Seeger. Do you have a particularly striking remembrance? Please email it to us at the "Send Comments and News Tips" address at the top of the page.

A whopping 60 percent of Kentucky Republicans support the state's Medicaid expansion under Obamacare.

Gabriel Sherman, author of the new book on Roger Ailes, talks to TPM about the "deep sadness" he ultimately came to feel for Ailes.

If Jim DeMint concluded that he overreached in his first year as president of the Heritage Foundation and decided he needed to reel things back in to restore relations with Republicans in Congress, with the business wing of the GOP, and with funders, what would it look like?

It would probably look a lot like this week's hire of Stephen Moore as the new "chief economist" for the foundation. That's how some conservatives who have been at odds recently with Heritage are seeing it. Dylan Scott reports on the initial reactions and talks with Moore himself.