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Health care website launched
   News release today from the White House: Last week, we launched a first-of-its-kind website that makes it easier to find health care coverage and clearly explains how new rules like the P...
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The friendliest squirrel in D.C.
My son Matt and I had walked down from the Smithsonian area, along with another chaperone and a couple other kids, because we wanted a look at the White House during a recent trip to Washington D.C. ...
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Rain postpones White House, NASCAR meeting

WASHINGTON (AP) — The White House meeting between No. 44 and No. 48 will have to wait a few weeks, thanks to turf problems elsewhere.

August 03, 2009

Human life is more than a distraction

Don’t underestimate the power of President Barack Obama. This White House administration marks an age of transformation — Obama said so himself. And let’s face it, D.C. is certainly changing. “The day I’m inaugurated, the country looks at itself differently. And don’t underestimate that power. Don’t underestimate that transformation,” then-senator Barack Obama told the National Urban League two years ago. He was talking about the historic fact that he would be the first black president of the United States, a fact greeted by bipartisan applause.

By Kathryn Jean Lopez, National Review Online , July 27, 2009

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Why is that man smiling?

There’s nothing un-funnier than Saturday night’s jokes reviewed by the caffeinated light of Monday morning. Which is why we probably shouldn’t quarterback a comedian over coffee when she was performing for a crowd primed on cocktails.

By Kathleen Parker, Orlando Sentinal , May 14, 2009

White House expands faith-based panel

White House expands faith-based panel A Pentecostal bishop who has challenged Democrats on abortion and a representative of a national gay rights group are among nine new members of a White House advisory council. President Barack Obama announced the appointments of Bishop Charles E. Blake and Harry Knox on Monday, filling out a 25-person roster that is part of the White House Office of Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships.

By By Eric Gorski, The Associated Press , April 17, 2009

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White House steps up anti-cartel fight on border

Hundreds of federal agents, along with high-tech surveillance gear and drug-sniffing dogs, are headed to the Southwest to help Mexico fight drug cartels and keep violence from spilling across the U.S.-Mexico border, Obama administration officials said Tuesday.

By By Devlin Barrett and Eileen Sullivan , The Associated Press , March 25, 2009

Welcome to the wired White House

Coming soon to a computer or cell phone near you! The wwired White House! Barack Obama will follow the same strategy that won the election to govern this country: Use the Internet to conduct an interactive conversation with voters and make them feel they own a stake in his success. A quick glance at his new Web site, change.gov, reveals how this works. The word “your” appears a dozen times on the home page, as in this headline: “It’s Your America: Share Your Ideas.” The word “my” doesn’t appear at all.

By Steve and Cokie Roberts , November 15, 2008

Crisis summit opens, modest action seen

Crisis summit opens, modest action seen World leaders launched extraordinary summit talks on the global economic crisis Friday, preparing to adopt a modest action plan that leans more on the U.S. approach of boosting oversight of shaky financial markets than the European desire to increase regulation. Nearly two dozen leaders from big industrial nations and developing countries came to Washington, with almost as many different plans for action. Diplomatic sources said the leaders were likely to agree to a series of moves, some to be completed by March 31 and others meant for the longer term.

By By Jennifer Loven, The Associated Press , November 15, 2008

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White House post approached

Barack Obama’s campaign has approached Illinois Rep. Rahm Emanuel about possibly serving as White House chief of staff, officials said Thursday as the marathon presidential race entered its final, frenzied stretch with a Democratic tilt. The disclosure came as Republican John McCain, in need of a comeback, focused on pocketbook issues amid fresh signs of a recession. “Ohio is hurting now, people in Ohio are having trouble staying in their homes, keeping their jobs,” he said as he set out on a two-day bus tour of the state.

By By David Espo and Ben Feller, The Associated Press , October 31, 2008

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