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Poll: Voters trust Obama more than GOP on economy

Some White House officials appear to believe that -- if worse comes to worse and the government defaults on its debt -- voters will blame the ...

 

Obama to Award His Third Medal of Honor to Ranger Leroy Petry

At a White House ceremony later today, Sgt. 1st Class Leroy Petry, an Army Ranger, will become only the second living recipient of the Medal of Honor for the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.

 

First Thoughts: Six things we've learned in the debt talks

In advance of Thursday’s White House meeting to resolve the stalemate in the debt talks, we've learned that Obama and Speaker Boehner share a goal to prove they can get a 'big' deal done.

 

Obama to host town hall on Twitter

The White House announced today that President Obama will take questions via Twitter on Wednesday.

 

U.S. shifts strategy against al Qaeda

U.S. shifts strategy against al Qaeda

A new U.S. counterterrorism strategy will focus on the ability of al Qaeda and its network to inspire people in the United States to attack the homeland, said John Brennan, White House counterterrorism adviser.

 

Obama to meet top lawmakers on debt

Obama to meet top lawmakers on debt

President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden will meet Monday with Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell to discuss "the status of the negotiations to find common ground on a balanced approach to deficit reduction," according to the White House.

 

Streets around White House locked down as security checks suspicious truck

All car and pedestrian traffic has been stopped for several blocks in a perimeter around the White House Wednesday morning as law enforcement inspects a dump ...

 

Obama Administration Says It Will End "Waivers for Favors"

Having succeeded at exempting a rash of labor unions, much of Nancy Pelosi’s district, the AARP, and other favored groups from costly aspects of Obamacare, the White House appears to have decided that its work is done.

 

President Obama and Speaker John Boehner to tee off together

An unusual round of golf won't solve the Republican-Democratic budget battles, but it could lead to better relations between the White House and Congress. The president prefers a laid-back round on a Sunday morning.

 

Obama Refuses to Back Down on Libya Assault

Obama Refuses to Back Down on Libya Assault

Relations between Congress and the White House are reaching new lows as the administration refuses to back down on President Obama’s three-month long military campaign against Libyan leader Col. Muammar al-Qaddafi.

 

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