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March 5, 2013       Today's top stories:   1.) WaPo report confuses one prostitute with another in bid to debunk Menendez allegations 2.) How Jeb Bush single-handedly scrambled the immigration debate ----- A Message from American Sugar Alliance ----- U.S. sugar policy ensures homegrown supplies, instead of depending on unreliable imports, as we did in 1942 when sugar was rationed. Support food security. Support sugar policy. ------------------------------------------------------------------- 3.) Yet another obstacle to Ashley Judd Senate run emerges 4.) Paul Krugman takes on Joe Scarborough in all-out, occasionally testy war of words [VIDEO] 5.) Maine governor takes on USDA to fight food stamp fraud 6.) Protesters descend on Colorado legislature to oppose gun bills 7.) Report: 'Surprising' amount of Islamist terrorism in the US has been homegrown 8.) Jay Carney retaliates after George Will says he can't take him seriously [VIDEO] 9.) Teachers fight back against 'unfair' union maneuver 10.) Brit Hume: Obama sequester tack 'the most peculiar behavior I have ever seen by a president' [VIDEO] 11.) Oberlin College cancels classes after KKK-clad person spotted on campus -- maybe 12.) Brian Williams has 'profound disappointments' in his country, anger towards HuffPo headlines 13.) Is this the most damaging fact about Ashley Judd's past? 14.) Scientists unveil first wireless device to be implanted in brains 15.) Lindsay Lohan makes smart decision, hell is frozen ----- A Message from American Sugar Alliance ----- U.S. sugar policy ensures homegrown supplies, instead of depending on unreliable imports, as we did in 1942 when sugar was rationed. Support food security. Support sugar policy. -------------------------------------------------------------------         Can't see this email? Click here to view in your browser.

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