President Obama was so comfortable with his “body man” Reggie Love, that at one point he walked on him when he had a women in his bed. In a new tell-all memoir, Love shares the story of when Obama entered his hotel room early one morning during the campaign
White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest couldn’t resist drawing attention to Republicans for allowing Rep. Steve Scalise to stay as House Majority Whip, after reports that he addressed a group of people at a white supremacist group convention. Earnest explained that Republicans know that they needed to “broaden their appeal” to minorities, gays, women, and young people, but that it was eventually up to the party to decide.
Fresh off his appearance in the owner’s box at Sunday’s unlikely comeback in Dallas, Governor Chris Christie is looking forward to cheering for the Cowboys in their upcoming game against the Green Bay Packers.
Rep. Mia Love (R-UT) thinks that Majority Whip Steve Scalise should be allowed to remain in his leadership position. Scalise has apologized for a speech he delivered in 2002 to a group of people prior to a white supremacist conference.
A statement released to reporters from Senator Harry Reid’s office claims Reid spent much the first day of the new year in the hospital after suffering a nasty accident while exercising.
Sen. Marco Rubio pushed back against President Obama for describing Republicans as “nativists” after they opposed his actions on illegal immigration.
President Obama has sped up the release of detainees from Guantanamo Bay since the November midterm elections, in which Republicans made historic gains in Congress.
Sen. Marco Rubio admits that immigration reform is a tough challenge for Republicans, but adds that a solution to the problem isn’t necessary before the 2016 elections. Rubio, who helped lead the Senate ‘Gang of Eight’ effort to pass an immigration reform bill, admits that many Americans don’t trust their government to properly address the issue in a comprehensive bill.
Anti-amnesty champion Steve King is not optimistic about Republican leadership’s plan to defund President Obama’s executive actions on immigration reform, even as Republicans prepare for a fight on the issue in February.
White House Senior adviser Dan Pfeiffer doesn’t think that Republicans will succeed in defending President Obama’s executive amnesty in 2015. Pfeiffer suggests that Republicans won’t have the political momentum to sustain a mini-shutdown over funding for the Department of Homeland Security.
Few couples get to chat with the president about their wedding day. But CNN is airing a video of President Obama’s phone call to a wedding couple in Hawaii who had their ceremony unceremoniously moved so that he could play golf.
White House senior adviser Dan Pfeiffer does not think the next president will roll back President Obama’s executive action on immigration reform, even if a Republican wins in 2016.
As former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton prepares her expected campaign for president, a new Gallup poll has good news for her: she is the “most admired woman” in America.
President Obama called to apologize to a bride after her wedding was suddenly relocated as a result of his golfing plans.
President Obama challenged illegal immigration hardliner, Congressman Steve King, the Republican from Iowa, in an interview with National Public Radio.
In an interview with National Public Radio, President Obama was asked about the possibility of opening a U.S. Embassy in Iran before his presidency ends. “I never say never, but I think these things have to go in steps,” he replied.
Each year, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission protects unsuspecting children from toys deemed unsafe by the federal government. Here are some of the toys that were recalled and banned from resale in 2014:
President Obama and his family skipped church on Christmas, choosing instead to spend the afternoon at the beach at the Bellows Air Force Station in Hawaii.
Since Sony Pictures reversed its decision not to release the controversial movie “The Interview,” local theater owner Bunny Khorana’s phone has been ringing off the hook at Manassas 4 Cinemas.
After a long hiatus on social media, the two comedy celebrities featured in the controversial movie The Interview celebrated Sony’s decision to release the film on Christmas as originally planned.
Rev. Al Sharpton is poking New York City mayor Bill de Blasio after he called for a halt in protests against law enforcement until after the two police officers who were murdered have their funerals.
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie has not announced a run for president, but he signaled that he has “real concerns” about Common Core in his state.
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie declined to back former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani after he suggested that President Obama and Al Sharpton were responsible for creating an anti-police sentiment that led to the murders of two NYPD officers.
Mayor Bill de Blasio lost his cool during a press conference in New York City this afternoon, blasting the media for dividing the people of New York. “What are you guys going to do? Are you going to keep dividing
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio is asking New Yorkers to put aside political debates, protests about police fairness and anger directed at political figures for now. “I think it’s important that regardless of people’s viewpoints that everyone recognizes
