Here are the stories we took note of today but didn't give the full blog treatment:
• New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo called speculation about an Obama-Cuomo ticket "silliness." (WGRZ)
• The White House lifted a ban on condolence letters for the families of servicemen who commit suicide. (CBS News)
• Mitt Romney heads across the pond for fundraisers. (Political Ticker)
• David Duke is considering running for president. (Daily Beast)
• Why Joe Biden's decision to join Twitter today may not have been the best idea. (Daily Intel)
• A Rep. Gabrielle Giffords' aide who was shot during the Jan. 8 attack in Tucson, AZ returned to work this week. (Politico)
• Rep. Tammy Baldwin said she's likely to run for Wisconsin Senate. (The Capital Times)
• "DAMN!" a documentary of "Rent is Too Damn High Party" leader Jimmy McMillan, will drop next month. (PolitickerNY)
• Nevada's state Supreme Court upheld a decision to allow parties to choose nominees for the upcoming House special election. (Hotline On Call)
• So much for former New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer's talk show. (The Cutline)
• Want your lawmakers to work faster? A quick pace in the House this year has contributed to mistakes and confusion. (The Hill)
