Obamacare just got the President sued, by House Speaker John Boehner. House Republicans approved a lawsuit against President Obama on Wednesday (July 30), one day before they head out for summer break.
If there’s one thing that the general public knows about the CIA it’s that agents are to remain cloaked in secrecy. The White House mistakenly broke this rule of silence by outing a top official stationed in Kabul, Afghanistan to thousands of journalists Sunday (May 25).
The mental well-being of national security was put in jeopardy after a trio of Secret Service agents misconstrued President Obama’s diplomatic trip to the Netherlands for a Fat Tuesday booze cruise.
The NBA didn’t forget about President’s Day in the midst of their 2014 All-Star celebration.
President Obama, working to limit extreme drug penalties handed out before the current law, commuted the sentences of eight nonviolent crack cocaine offenders. Of the group, six were serving life sentences for their offenses.
President Barack Obama delivered earnest remarks regarding the growing tensions in Syria in the wake of chemical weapons attacks against civilians Tuesday night (September 10). From the White House, the president urged both Congress and the nation to rally behind his cause to take military action against the country while also promising a diplomatic opportunity […]
President Obama is back to business. Less than a week after a controversial address on race and a self-comparison to Trayvon Martin, the commander in chief was back at a podium Wednesday (July 24), this time discussing matters of the economy.
Professor and author Cornel West, along with past collaborator Tavis Smiley, has been a vocal critic of President Barack Obama. In the aftermath of the George Zimmerman verdict and the president’s recent remarks on racism, Dr. West aimed sharp barbs at Obama and referred to him as a “global George Zimmerman.”
UPDATE: Zimmerman saved an entire family, versus one person, the Washington Post reports. George Zimmerman is out of hiding. Sort of. The formerly accused murderer was acquitted in the shooting of Trayvon Martin two weeks ago, and fell off the radar only to come back with a news headline of a different kind.
The acquittal of George Zimmerman in the murder of Trayvon Martin has sparked national outrage and opened the wound of race relations in the United States. On Sunday (July 15), President Barack Obama issued a statement regarding the case, calling Martin’s death a “tragedy” and asking for “calm reflection” in lieu of violence.
A Washington D.C. officer has been cleared of allegedly threatening to kill First Lady Michelle Obama. Christopher Picciano faced further administrative action afar being demoted to a clerk position after talking about shooting Mrs. Obama.
President Barack Obama began the first day of a weeklong trip to the Motherland. The commander in chief and the first family landed in Senegal late Wednesday (June 26).
