Mark Halperin Doesn't Believe Hillary Clinton Will Be President Over Emails  —  Bloomberg News' Mark Halperin has changed his mind over Hillary Clinton's chances of becoming president because of the news that Hillary used a private email while at the State Department and told ABC's This Week, that she's all but done as a candidate.

In Florida, Officials Ban Term ‘Climate Change’  —  People try to pass through a flooded street in Miami Beach.  Florida is the state most susceptible to the effects of global warming.  (Photo: Flickr.)  —  Florida Center for Investigative Reporting  —  The state of Florida is the region …

Potential redistricting reset could tighten California Democrats' grip  —  A U.S. Supreme Court case that could force California to redraw its congressional districts has stirred up fears of a return to partisan gerrymandering, a divisive process that has been criticized for both cementing and crushing political careers.

In Selma, GOP Lawmakers Explain Why They Don't Support John Lewis' Bill To Restore Voting Rights Act  —  Sen. Rob Portman (R-OH) says hasn't read the bill to restore the Voting Rights Act.  —  CREDIT: Alice Ollstein  —  SELMA, ALABAMA — Dozens of members of Congress …

Trey Gowdy sees months-long gaps in Clinton emails  —  The top House Republican Benghazi investigator says the emails Hillary Clinton has handed over for review have “huge gaps” that challenge her credibility over what happened in the 2012 attacks in Libya.  —  “There are gaps of months …

IOWA CAUCUSES ARE A POOR PROXY FOR AMERICA  —  It will take place less than a year from now.  It will attract more news coverage than any other news event in 2015 and 2016 except perhaps the Summer Olympics and the final two weeks of the presidential campaign.  —  Yes, the Iowa caucuses are less than 11 months away.

At Rand Paul's request, Republican committee gives green light to caucus  —  BOWLING GREEN — It looks increasingly like Kentucky Republicans will have a presidential caucus next year, when it seems just as likely that a Kentucky Republican will be running for president.

‘Not There’ Campaign Removes Women From Ads for International Women's Day  —  Women across New York had vanished.  —  Rosie the Riveter disappeared from her iconic poster in a bus shelter.  Serena Williams faded from a giant Beats billboard in Times Square.

‘This Week’ Transcript: Former Secretary of State Colin Powell  —  Below is the rush transcript for “This Week” on March 8, 2015.  It may contain errors and will be updated.  —  STEPHANOPOULOS: We are going to turn now to the former Secretary of State General Colin Powell.  He joins us now from Washington.

GOP struggles to get the votes  —  Just don't call him “The Hammer.”  —  Seven months on the job, House Majority Whip Steve Scalise's wobbly vote-counting operation looks nothing like that of one of his predecessors, Tom DeLay of Texas, whose iron grip on his caucus made him one of the most respected …

Boko Haram Generates Uncertainty With Pledge of Allegiance to Islamic State  —  With thousands of fighters and some parts of northeastern Nigeria under its control, Boko Haram is believed to be the largest jihadi group to pledge fidelity to the Islamic State.