Obama gives himself an "incomplete" on the economy
The president won't give himself a letter grade on the economy, says "we still have some headwinds out there"
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The president won't give himself a letter grade on the economy, says "we still have some headwinds out there"
JPMorgan Chase was "gambling with taxpayer-insured money" when it made the set of trades that lost firm more than $2 billion
Would be first family member to take stand, after former senator's defense dealt early blow by judge nixing key testimony
After stressing need for Wall Street regulation following $2B JPMorgan loss, Obama turns friendly at campaign fundraiser
A lot has changed since 1994, but not the attacks against Mitt Romney. Will he be ready this time?
President says error at "one of the best managed banks" shows why "Wall Street reform is so important"
President's team begin what they call relentless attack on Romney's record with TV spot about Bain
President's re-election team insists it's not attacking the private equity industry overall as it blasts Romney's record at Bain Capital
President's re-election team goes after what Romney sees as his greatest strength: His business record
In Barnard commencement speech, Obama urges young women to persevere in fight for change, equality
New CBS News/NY Times poll suggests that the president could lose more votes than he wins from support for same-sex marriage
After weeks of testimony, Edwards' defense attorneys have opened their case with the nuts and bolts of campaign finance law
But Texas congressman says he'll still work to accumulate delegates to the Republican convention in Tampa
Gov. Brown lays out details of plan to overcome budget shortfall that has nearly doubled to $16B in last 4 months
Spokesman confirms what many had assumed for months because summit coincides with Democratic National Convention in September