The head of Organizing for Action (OFA), Obama’s former campaign apparatus, is resigning his position, causing a shake-up in the group’s top staffers. OFA Director Jon Carson is resigning his position to go to work for an undisclosed solar power
ATLANTA (AP) — A nurse who fueled Ebola fears by flying to Cleveland after being infected by her dying patient was released Tuesday from a hospital isolation unit, where doctors defended her as a courageous front-line caregiver. Another nurse, held
Maine Ebola nurse and staunch Obama supporter Kaci Hickox is now refusing to place herself under voluntary temporary quarantine to make sure she is free of the Ebola virus, her lawyer says. Last Friday New Jersey Governor Chris Christie announced
Another day, another Hillary Clinton clean-up attempt. After emphatically declaring last week that businesses and corporations do not create jobs, Clinton, blaming her poor use of shorthand, claimed on Monday that she was actually referring to her stance against “tax
Jeffrey Goldberg, who has become something of a stenographer to President Barack Obama on foreign policy, has broken the dog-bites-man news that the Obama administration dislikes Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. He adds that an Obama official referred to Netanyahu
Tuesday at the White House press briefing, press secretary Josh Earnest compared the military considering mandatory quarantine for returning soldiers who were working to end the Ebola outbreak in West Africa to getting unflattering haircuts. Unlike the unnecessary “burden” Earnest
Conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh accused Ron Klain of being behind the attacks on Governors Chris Christie and Andrew Cuomo, suggesting that the “Ebola Czar” was hired to help the Obama administration coordinate the political response to Ebola. Limbaugh joked
Tuesday at the White House press briefing, American Urban Radio Networks (AURN) White House correspondent April Ryan got into a heated exchange with White House press secretary Josh Earnest when she was trying to ask about China’s responsibility to help
HOUSTON, Texas – Texas second Ebola infected nurse, Amber Vinson, has been confirmed to be Ebola free and is returning home to Dallas. Vinson joins Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital’s Nina Pham as the only two people to both contract and recover
Top Democratic strategists are blasting President Barack Obama for putting the Democratic Party in a precarious position heading into the midterm elections. “It’s puzzling–and to the Kay Hagans of the world, infuriating–the number of times President Obama has stepped in
Where is the White House Ebola Czar Ron Klain? He’s doing a great job, according to the White House. Since he began his job last week, Klain has been largely invisible to the public and to the press, but White
If the conventional wisdom has been Democrats in general are dissatisfied with Barack Obama and his administration, if anything, said dissatisfaction appears to be growing as we approach the mid-term elections. The complaints seen to be across several fronts, from
This story originally appeared in Politico Magazine: When President Obama, after months of equivocation over how to respond to the takeover of parts of Iraq and Syria by radical militants, announced in September that the United States would “lead a
USA Today Washington Bureau Chief Susan Page offered some of the sharpest criticism yet of the Obama administration’s violation of the freedom of the press, saying Obama is “more restrictive” and “more dangerous” than any president in history. Page delivered
Judicial Watch has finally forced the Obama Department of Justice (DOJ) to provide a detailed listing of all the records it has withheld from Congress and the American people about the deadly Operation Fast and Furious scandal and its cover-up.
The Islamic State has released its seventh John Cantlie propaganda video, this time shot in the open air in the besieged city of Kobane, where he says the battle is now all but over, and ISIS are “mopping up” resistance.
Over the weekend at a White House Correspondents’ Association seminar, USA Today Washington bureau chief Susan Page leveled an attack at the Obama administration regarding its handling of the press. As pointed out by The Washington Post’s Erik Wemple, Page
Monday night on ABC’s “World News Tonight,” host David Muir questioned why President Obama was at the White House on Monday while all the other big political names were out campaigning in states with key Senate races. “Look at the
Monday night on CNN’s “OutFront with Erin Burnett,” Burnett asked CNN senior White House correspondent Jim Acosta why the Obama administration’s new Ebola czar, Ron Klain, has been conspicuously silent on recent disease-related issues like quarantines. “Where is Ron Klain
WASHINGTON (AP) — Their majority in jeopardy, Senate Democrats unleashed a late-campaign round of attack ads Monday accusing Republicans in key races of harboring plans to cut Social Security and Medicare. The commercials in Iowa, New Hampshire, Louisiana and elsewhere
The news out of New York, contrary to what President Obama and other top government officials have said, is that the Ebola crisis appears to be getting worse in the U.S. Judicial Watch is striving to pry loose the truth
Monday at the daily press briefing, Fox News White House correspondent Ed Henry grilled press secretary Josh Earnest over why U.S. troops are being deployed into an Ebola hot zone without having a quarantine policy in place. “How could the
Monday at the daily press briefing, ABC News chief White House correspondent Jonathan Karl questioned press secretary Josh Earnest over why with only one week left President Barack Obama was not campaigning for any Democrats this weekend. Karl asked Earnest
White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest distanced the Obama administration from a military decision to isolate soldiers who served in Liberia for 21 days. According to a CBS report, 11 soldiers including Maj. Gen. Darryl Williams are being monitored in
Monday at the White House daily press briefing, press secretary Josh Earnest said quarantines for health care workers who are returning from treating Ebola patients in West Africa, like nurse Kaci Hickox was over the weekend, would be an “unduly
