Charlie Spiering

Sen. Ted Cruz talk s about his wife and his work during a swing through Iowa.

The White House has John Boehner figured out: He’s just winging it, and doesn’t have an overarching plan to achieve specific goals.

President Barack Obama tells students he’s disappointed Congress refused to pass gun restrictions after the Sandy Hook elementary massacre.

It’s a cold March in South Carolina. So President Obama, who travels even short distances in a 747, is warning about global warming.

Vice President Joe Biden shows the power of liberal tolerance by mocking Dr. Ben Carson for his comments earlier this week about gay people.

White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest hints that President Obama probably found out about the Hillary Clinton email scandal from the media.

Ahead of his travel to Selma, President Obama says that, although there have been “great strides” in opportunities for African-Americans in public life, there are still some challenges that require action.

Today is White House Senior Advisor Dan Pfeiffer’s final day at the White House, and while he hasn’t enjoyed an awkward public hug from the president or a speech to send him on his way, he deserves to be recognized for his years of loyal service to the president, going back to the 2008 presidential campaign.

White House aides are communicating with Hillary Clinton staffers as Press Secretary Josh Earnest refines his response to the emails from the Obama administration’s perspective.

Washington D.C. is ready to be snowed in.

The White House spokesman insists the administration didn’t know Hillary Clinton was using a personal email account instead of a State Department address. Her personal account was reportedly being run out of her home in New York state.

“Don’t tell me that there’s no war on women, and don’t bother asking for a truce,” the head of EMILY’s List tells supporters of her pro-abortion rights PAC.

Sen. Al Franken tells EMILY’s List he’s sorry for being a man.

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton touted the importance of “macaroni and cheese” issues in the federal government, as she teased a presidential run in a speech last night. Email didn’t come up.

The check’s in the email. The White House tells reporters that former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and the State Department “complied with the guidelines” of the Federal Records Act by submitting thousands of emails back to the State Department after she left office.

A liberal group wants to replace Old Hickory on the most common American bill. It aims to put a woman’s portrait on the $20, and Planned Parenthood founder Margaret Sanger is one of its options.

President Obama didn’t watch Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu’s speech. But the president is confident Netanyahu didn’t offer any ideas, and Obama’s sure his approach to Iran is better.

President Obama will apparently be too busy to watch Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s speech to Congress. Obama has scheduled a conference call with European leaders.

The White House is angry about what it calls a “despicable attack” ad against National Security Adviser Susan Rice.

White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest says a proposal by the BATF to ban AR-15 ammunition is a “common sense” approach everyone should agree to support.