Obama: Keep Ebola fight in "perspective"
President says three U.S. cases do not constitute an "outbreak," warns that "hysteria," "fear" will inhibit containment efforts
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President says three U.S. cases do not constitute an "outbreak," warns that "hysteria," "fear" will inhibit containment efforts
Justice Department, civil rights groups filed emergency request to prohibit Texas from requiring voters to have certain forms of ID
What caused the president's awkward moment during a dinner date with the first lady in New York City -- and who picked up the check
It was a significant jump from the New Jersey governor's 2012 income
The governor is forging ahead with plans to partially repeal the state's ban on sports wagering, but legal challenges could stall the rollout
So-called "czars" have long been part of the White House staff, but they've come under more scrutiny during the Obama administration
An inspector general says State Department officials contributed to the "appearance and undue influence and favoritism"
The president pushes the U.S. to do more to halt the "infuriating" exposure of personal financial data to hackers
Cuts in public health budgets have hampered efforts to fight Ebola, and each party says the other is to blame
Klain previously served as chief of staff for Vice President Joe Biden and for Vice President Al Gore
If the Wisconsin governor can win a second term, he'll serve as a model for the rest of the GOP
Major Garrett: The president is struggling with the politics and policy of an Ebola travel ban
Hunter Biden was given an administrative discharge in February and said he was "embarrassed" by his actions
While meeting with federal health officials the president also said a travel ban from nations afflicted with the virus may not be very effective
The prospective GOP presidential candidate sparks controversy with comments about the Ebola threat that contradict medical experts