Spies Get Scrutinized, Northwestern Labor Pains, Rubio Blows A Pass, And Forest Trump!

This week, we learned about the High-Value Detainee Interrogation Group, an interagency outfit set up to bring the nation's most elite interrogators to fight terror. But what we've learned kind of calls the entire"elite" thing into question. Meanwhile, a group Northwestern University football players snapped the ball to the National Labor Relations Board, hoping that the NLRB would run a play that would get student athletes closer to real labor rights. Unfortunately, the NLRB chose to punted. And that's not all, folks. We've got news you can use about the pet food industry and how hard it is to find safe food for Fido. Plus, we take a dip into the 2016 race, ponder Marco Rubio's passing ability, and well, talk about Donald Trump.

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