With his budget proposal going nowhere in Congress and his executive amnesty blocked by a federal judge, President Obama stopped by the Democratic National Committee on Friday to bash Republicans.
President Obama will take his pro-amnesty message on the road, appearing in a Miami townhall meeting together with MSNBC’s Latino host José Díaz-Balart and the Spanish language news network Telemundo.
On the day after a White House summit on extremism, Sen. Marco Rubio criticized President Obama and his administration for refusing to refer to radical Islamic terrorists when combating extremism around the world.
Grover Norquist is firing back at what he described as “garbage,” “crap,” and “lies” perpetrated by Frank Gaffney and his allies.
The United States is not at war with Islam, President Obama insists yet again at the White House.
The Obama family has exotic taste in foods, the First Lady reveals in a magazine interview.
After President Obama delivered his controversial speech at the National Prayer Breakfast, the White House defended it on principle, encouraging everyone who was upset about his remarks about Christians to look at the speech in context.
“No religion is responsible for violence and terrorism,” President Obama insists at a White House summit.
President Obama’s chief spokesman insists that the war against ISIS “is not a religious war, this is not a war on Islam.”
President Obama says he’s strongly opposed to a judge’s decision in Texas that blocked his executive actions on immigration reform, and he expects the ruling will be reversed.
Joe Biden is touchy — with the wife of the new Secretary of Defense..
Michelle Obama seems funnier than the comedian hosting “Funny or Die.”
A few inches of snow have shut down the federal government.
The White House hunkers down in the snow, criticizes a federal judge who’s issued a temporary injunction blocking President Obama’s immigration amnesty.
The administrators of ObamaCare aren’t clear on the concept of “deadline.” They intend to offer a special extension to users who tried to enroll by the deadline but experienced technical issues with HealthCare.gov or long waits on the phone.
The White House is condemning the murder of Egyptian “innocents” and “citizens,” but failed to note that the victims were killed because of their Christianity.
First Lady Michelle Obama is getting ready to take her daughters to Asia again. They plan to visit Japan next month.
In a statement Friday, President Obama announced an FBI investigation into the Chapel Hill murders in North Carolina, offering sympathy to the victims and their families.
President Obama is hosting a cyber-security summit at Stanford University today, but three of the top tech companies in the United States won’t be represented there.
Vice President Joe Biden tells college students to be afraid. Be very afraid. Of global warming.
Instead of buying chocolate for Valentine’s Day, buy health care, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi suggests.
The pop-culture president opens a new chapter, with a Buzzfeed video that’s sure to go viral.
Sen. Rand Paul tells a conservative audience that the federal government simply doesn’t work, and “that we need to shut the damn thing down.”
President Barack Obama is asking Congress for an authorization of force for military operations against the Islamic State, but promised he doesn’t plan to put “boots on the ground.”
President Obama seems ready to declare success in the battle against Ebola, saying many troops involved in that effort will come home.
