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Obama pushes Senate to move on confirmations
President Barack Obama urged the Senate on Thursday (January 24) to confirm without delay his appointment of Mary Jo White to head the Securities and Exchange Commission and his renomination of Richard Cordray as chief of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Obama, in announcing the staff decisions at the White ...
Reid, McConnell reach agreement on filibuster reform
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and Minority Leader Mitch McConnell have reached an agreement on a filibuster reform deal.
Biden 2016 chatter already heating up
Vice President Joe Biden stirs speculation he's considering a 2016 presidential run.
Stars come out for the Creative Coalition Inaugural Ball
Stars from Hollywood joined political big wigs at the Creative Coalition Inaugural Ball in Washington, DC.
Obama calls for gay rights in history-making speech
President Barack Obama mentioned gay rights Monday during his inaugural address, making him the first president to do so.
President Obama's inauguration features strong performances
Musical performances by Katy Perry, Kelly Clarkson, Beyonce, James Taylor and others satisfy viewers.
First family enjoys Inaugural parade
The First Family enjoyed the inaugural parade from the viewing stand at the White House, as part of the inaugural celebrations in Washington, D.C. Earlier, a confident President Barack Obama kicked off his second term on Monday with an impassioned call for a more inclusive America that rejects partisan rancor ...
Presidential motorcade on Inauguration Day
The Presidential motorcade moves along Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, DC as it heads from the Capitol to the White House. The motorcade follows Obama's ceremonial swearing-in at the U.S. Capitol. Despite expectations tempered by lingering economic weakness and a divided Washington, Obama delivered a confident listing of his second-term plans ...
Paul Ryan booed at President Obama's Inaugural celebration
If things had gone differently in November, Representative Paul Ryan might have left the Capitol Monday as vice president of the United States.
No shortage of enthusiasm as Obamas hit the streets on Inauguration Day
U.S. President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama hit the streets on inauguration Day While the crowds may be smaller than his first term , there is no shortage of enthusiasm.
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