Betty Friedan’s “The Feminine Mystique” was published fifty years ago on February 19th, 1963.  Michigan State University history professor Kirsten Fermaglich, who is the co-editor of a new critical edition of the seminal book, discusses the legacy and importance of Friedan, her contributions to the feminist movement, and how ideas in “The Feminine Mystique” relate to other social justice struggles of the 1960s. Rowan University in New Jersey hosted this event.

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House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-VA) outlines the GOP priorities for the 113th Congress in a speech delivered at the American Enterprise Institute. He describes how conservative principles can "Make Life Work" for ordinary Americans.

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Pres. Obama delivered remarks at the Minneapolis Police Department Special Operations Center and discussed gun violence prevention with local leaders and law enforcement officials.

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As details of potential immigration bills emerge, four panelists, representing conservative policy organizations and business groups, look at reform efforts that Republicans can support.

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Members of the Senate Republican and Democratic leadership spoke to reporters following the weekly the Senate party caucus meetings.  Recently, the Senate Foreign Relations committee approved the nomination of Senator John Kerry to be Secretary of State. The full Senate is expected to hold the confirmation vote on Kerry’s nomination later this afternoon. 

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The National Review Institute Summit continues Saturday with speeches by Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker (R), Texas Sen. Ted Cruz (R) and Wisconsin Rep. Paul Ryan (R).

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The annual rally of pro-life supporters on the National Mall features elected officials and activists and concludes with a march to the Supreme Court.

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The Republican National Committee (RNC) wrapped up its three-day winter meeting in Charlotte, N.C. The 168 RNC members elected their four top leaders Friday including electing Chairman Reince Priebus for another term.

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A group of conservative Republicans held a meeting with the press called “Conversations with Conservatives.” It focused on the House floor vote on raising the debt ceiling scheduled for Wednesday. Representatives Schweikert, Labrador, Duncan and Massie gave tentative support for a Republican plan that raises the debt ceiling until May, but calls for a Senate budget and balanced budget in 10 years. Schweikert said they will trust the Republican leadership but warned that if they fail, “there would be hell to pay.”  

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Local government officials appear alongside Janet Robinson, Superintendent of Schools for Newtown, Connecticut, to discuss what can be done to prevent future gun violence.

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