The U.S. Olympic Committee will host a sports competition for wounded warriors this year, the first of its kind.

Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius and what looked to be her husband Gary were spotted at the W Hotel's Wine Bar Thursday evening around 7 p.m. Sebelius, who arrived at the bar located below J&G Steakhouse, wore a black skirt and matching jacket with a large gold dove brooch.

Sebelius and her dining companion ordered red wine at the bar and then were seated at a table, where they enjoyed a steak dinner in a quiet corner.

Illinois has caught some of the worst of the season's snowstorms, and on Thursday the state's its icy roads claimed another victim: Rep. Aaron Schock (R-Ill.). Schock's car reportedly hit a patch of ice while he was driving in Peoria, causing him to lose control and skid into another car.

Luckily the accident was minor; there were no inujureis and the two drivers agreed not to involve the police, according to celebrity gossip site TMZ. 

On Friday, Schock riffed on golf legend Tiger Woods' well-known auto accident in a Twitter post about his own mishap on the road. He also took aim at the celebrity gossip site TMZ, which posted the incident.

TMZ also extensively covered Woods' crash, prompting Schock to tweet:

Glad tmz is reporting on a car accident that doesn't involve fire hydrants or golf clubs and I'm glad no one was hurt http://bit.ly/6u7I43

The circumstances surrounding Woods' crash led to revelations that he had cheated on his wife Elin Nordegren with multiple other women. Nordegren has since left Woods.

To celebrate the 75th anniversary of Elvis Presley’s birth Friday, the Smithsonian will showcase Presley’s life in D.C. and Los Angeles.

ABC News reported the exhibit, “One Life: Echoes of Elvis” will be at the National Portrait Gallery through August. It will be a one-room exhibit and show the evolution and influence of Presley’s image after his death in 1977.

Artwork from an Elvis stamp design competition as well as a gold bust of Presley as Julius Caesar will be on display.

Vice President Joe Biden's mother is "seriously ill," the White House announced Thursday.

The vice president's family has returned home to Wilmongton, Del., where his 92-year-old mother, Catherine Eugenia "Jean" Biden, has been sick.

The White House said in a statement: "The Vice President is at home today in Wilmington, Delaware where he has gathered with family to spend time with his mother, who has taken seriously ill in recent days."

Pictured here with Vice President Biden, Jean Biden was hospitalized in March of 2009 after falling.

Rep. Loretta Sanchez (D-Calif.) turned 50 on Thursday, and she has a lofty goal for the half-century mark: "My biggest [personal] goal is to learn to play the piano," she told ITK in an email. 

Learning a new instrument is tough enough, but Sanchez intends to do it while maintaining a bi-coastal lifestyle, chairing the Homeland Security Committee's Subcommittee on Border, Maritime and Global Counterterrorism, and getting re-elected this fall. Phew!

With all this, somehow Sanchez still has the energy to throw a rocking birthday party this Friday night in the Golden State, where the entertainment will include legendary Puerto Rican singer Rita Moreno, Mexican actor and performer Fernando Allende, and award-winning DJ Tony Moran.

Revelers will dance the night away at an auspiciously named Anaheim, Calif. restaurant: White House.

Also on the birthday agenda is a hike with her girlfriends, which is likely to include her sister and fellow congresswoman, Linda Sanchez (D-Calif.)

Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-Calif.) will be headed out west later this month to attend the Sundance Film Festival. The Creative Coalition recently sent out a notice that said Boxer will be at a Jan. 24 cocktail reception.

The party will be in honor of “Climate Refugees,” a documentary film about climate change leading to population displacement.

Boxer is chair of the Environment and Public Works Committee and is active in climate change legislation.

In what could be one of the best streaking incidents ever, a jogger stripped down to his birthday suit outside the White House on Wednesday evening and began running around the perimeter of the property.

The escapade ended about a minute later, when Secret Service agents took him into custody.

The incident took place at around 5 p.m.; it was already dark and temperature was a chilly 35 degrees.

The Associated Press reported that authorities have yet to release the man's name, but they said that he ditched his clothes in a duffel bag near the Ellipse before his "run."

President Barack Obama was home at the time, and the incident was treated seriously despite the fact that the jogger did not threaten the president. The man was later hospitalized for a psychiatric evaluation, but it was not clear whether he will face charges.

The grandson of former President Ronald Reagan was arrested early Thursday morning at his parent’s old home in Van Nuys, California.

Cameron Reagan, 31, was allegedly drunk and hostile when police arrived at the scene, Radar Online reported. Reagan was yelling at officers, touching them and calling them names. He was charged with resisting arrest and he remains in custody.

Cameron is the son of Fox News commentator Michael Reagan. Michael Reagan has a Web site, Reagan.com, whose primary goal is to “bring the party back to Reagan.”