
White House Won’t Criticize Harry Reid’s ‘Three-Years Old’ Lies About Mitt Romney
The White House doesn’t intend to comment on Sen. Harry Reid’s baseless accusations, made during 2012, that suggested Mitt Romney didn’t pay taxes.

The White House doesn’t intend to comment on Sen. Harry Reid’s baseless accusations, made during 2012, that suggested Mitt Romney didn’t pay taxes.

With one deadline missed, no new one has been set, and no new details have emerged from nuclear talks with Iran, according to the White House.

John Kerry’s negotiation struggles, in photos.
President Obama today announced his decision to commute the sentences of 22 convicted drug offenders – many of them serving time after being convicted of conspiracy to distribute either cocaine, heroin, marijuana or methamphetamine.
White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest confirmed that the March 31 deadline for the nuclear talks with Iran could extend into April.

“Ultimately if the committee makes a request and Secretary Clinton in her capacity as a private citizen decides that she wants to once again go above and beyond in terms of trying to provide them with information and access then that would be a decision for her to make,” White House spokesman Josh Earnest says.

Chris Christie sources say that the New Jersey Governor is “working on his own timetable” for 2016. Behind the scenes, his team is doing a lot of things to prepare for a presidential run in 2016. But publicly he remains quiet about any upcoming announcements.

“Until you can show [Americans], not tell them, until you can show them that you are going to bring future illegal immigration under control, I think it’s impossible to move forward on anything else on immigration,” Sen. Marco Rubio says. “That’s just the fact given what has happened over the last couple of years.”

He’s probably running — but Marco Rubio remains cagey on Fox News.

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie says he supports the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act, meaning all 14 likely GOP presidential candidates now do.

Right after a ceremony to honor Ted Kennedy, President Obama is scheduled to attend a Democratic National Committee fundraiser at a restaurant in Cambridge, coordinated to fit the president’s Massachusetts visit.

At the opening of the Edward M. Kennedy Institute in Boston today, President Obama lamented the loss of the “magic of the Senate” during Ted Kennedy’s service in it.

President Obama has scheduled a visit to Kenya in July, according to a statement from the White House, for this year’s Global Entrepreneurship Summit.

Sen. Marco Rubio appears ready to make his plans for 2016 official next month, and according to a report from the Tampa Bay Times has already reserved space at the Freedom Tower in Miami for an April 13 event.

President Obama stumbles a bit while returning from a golf trip to Florida, but manages to keep his footing.

The White House spokesman says the administration doesn’t care for a state law just signed in Indiana.

As the retiring Sen. Harry Reid participated in interview with KNPR, a Nevada Public Radio station, President Obama surprised him by participating in the show as one of the callers.

Sen. Harry Reid is leaving the Senate in 2017. But he leaves a legacy of odd, often insulting, statements.

President Obama praised Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid today after the Nevada Democrat announced he won’t run for re-election in 2016.

Bowe Bergdahl is being charged with disertion. Still, the White House insists he’s an important example of the American value of “leaving no man behind.”

President Obama will welcome the Pope to the White House in September.

Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl has been charged with treason, his lawyer says, but the White House is not commenting on the news yet.

The White House today explained that Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s meeting with President Obama earlier this week was “private” and that it would be “protective” of his right to do so.

Governor Chris Christie is in no hurry to announce his decision regarding a run for president in 2016, even as other Republican candidates are preparing to announce their intentions in April. “You know me; I’m not a wallflower once I make up my mind I’ll let you all know,” he said.

“Everybody has a private email address, everybody has a Gmail,” Valerie Jarrett explains on The View when asked about former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s deleted emails.