Politics P.M.: House Democrats: Congress should investigate anti-Planned Parenthood activists, too

Jeb Bush went hard after Trump in New Hampshire. Then he took some heat on immigration.

Politics moves fast — stay updated as you end the day House Democrats: Congress should investigate anti-Planned Parenthood activists, too By Mike DeBonis Top Dems on two committees say it's the Center for Medical Progress who should be investigated, not Planned Parenthood.  Read full article » Top Clinton aide testifies in closed-door session on Capitol Hill By Kelsey Snell Mills's before the House Select Committee on Benghazi comes right after the release of roughly 7,000 pages of e-mails from Clinton's private server by the State Department.  Read full article » Trump pledges loyalty to RNC Business mogul and presidential candidate Donald Trump announced he signed the loyalty pledge that the Republican National Committee has demanded of its candidates during a news conference at Trump Tower in Manhattan.  Read full article » He may be a ‘mensch,’ but Jewish leaders remain skeptical after Biden defends Iran deal By Ed O'Keefe The vice president's talk at a Jewish community center was designed to quell concerns about the historic deal.  Read full article » Is Snapchat worth its political salt? By Elise Viebeck Nearly every 2016 team is using the app in some form or another, whether running advertisements or posting "snaps" from behind the scenes.   Read full article » Rubio names chairman for key swing state of Virginia By Laura Vozzella Marco Rubio picked a legislator from Northern Virginia to lead his campaign in the state, the latest of a flurry of similar announcements from GOP hopefuls.  Read full article » Sanders campaign cool to O’Malley’s more aggressive approach to forcing more debates By John Wagner The Maryland governor has made private overtures to the Vermont senator.  Read full article » The official reference to small raisins as ‘midgets’ is almost gone. It’s taken the USDA more than two years. By Lisa Rein It took the Agriculture Department exactly 51 months to propose a change the industry says it's fine with.  Read full article »   The Post recommends: The 5-Minute Fix Keep up with politics with Amber Phillips three times a week. Sign me up   Trump to sign GOP pledge, commit to back party nominee By Robert Costa Billionaire candidate will appear with Republican chairman in New York to sign loyalty statement  Read full article » Larry Lessig hits the presidential campaign trail By David Weigel "It was fun," said one voter. "It was like a free lecture at Harvard Law School."  Read full article » Jeb Bush went hard after Trump in New Hampshire. Then he took some heat on immigration. By David Weigel and Sean Sullivan Trump said Bush should stop speaking Spanish. Bush didn't stop on Thursday.   Read full article » Why is Ben Carson surging? Once again, it’s the media. By John Sides How do they say it in physics? Observation changes the thing observed.  Read full article »                      You received this e-mail because you signed up for the Politics P.M. newsletter. For additional free newsletters or to manage your newsletters, click here. We respect your privacy. If you believe that this e-mail has been sent to you in error, or you no longer wish to receive e-mail from The Washington Post, click here. Contact us for help. ©2015 The Washington Post  |  1150 15th St NW, Washington, DC 20071