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	House ready to pass insider trading bill The House is ready to pass a Republican bill to ban thousands of federal officials from insider trading.
	Maine is next state to weigh in on GOP race Mitt Romney and Ron Paul are the undisputed favorites in Maine, the next state weighing in on the Republican presidential race.
	Group projects 12.2 million Latino voters A national group of Latino public officeholders is projecting that 12.2 million Hispanics will vote in the general election this November.
	Romney says GOP rivals acted like Dems Mitt Romney says he's a better tea party candidate than his rivals for the Republican presidential nomination.
	Edwards campaign owes taxpayers but still spending Federal elections officials say John Edwards owes taxpayers $2.1 million in public matching funds improperly received after the former North Carolina senator dropped his 2008 run for the White House.
	Santorum jumps into second place in delegate race Winning yesterday's Republican presidential caucuses in Colorado and Minnesota has propelled Rick Santorum into second place in the race for delegates.
	White House attacks Romney on birth control The White House is taking on GOP presidential hopeful Mitt Romney over his criticism of President Barack Obama's birth control coverage mandate.
	Boehner: Congress to overturn birth control policy House Speaker John Boehner says if President Barack Obama doesn't reverse a new policy requiring religious schools and hospitals to provide employees with access to free birth control, the Congress will. 1 comment
	Gingrich keeps bright tone despite losses Newt Gingrich is keeping a chipper tone despite his poor showing in this week's GOP presidential caucuses in Colorado and Minnesota.
	Judge denies requests to seal Stevens probe A federal judge is denying requests to keep private the results of an investigation into prosecutorial misconduct in the case against the late Sen. Ted Stevens.

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Beebe open to one-time money for courts

Gov. Mike Beebe says he has an idea on how to use one-time money to keep a fund that pays for many of the state's judicial operations solvent, but he wants to see a long-term solution for its funding woes.

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