Obama on Malia's Harvard acceptance: I'll "miss her terribly"
The president says he "couldn't be prouder" of his daughter, who will attend Harvard in fall 2017 after taking a gap year
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How to watch the White House Correspondents' Dinner
It's President Obama's eighth and final dinner as commander-in-chief
Obama to visit Flint next week to discuss water crisis
The Michigan city's water was found to have high levels lead after switching its municipal water supply in 2014
White House goes through lockdown for second day in a row
The White House was also on lockdown Tuesday after a man jumped the fence "fleeing from the scene of a robbery"
107-year-old woman who danced with Obamas finally gets her ID
Now that Virginia McLaurin has her photo ID, she's lookng forward to a trip to Myrtle Beach with her son
107-year-old woman who danced with Obamas, has trouble obtaining photo ID
Virginia McLaurin would need a government-issued photo ID in order to fly to New York or Los Angeles for interviews
Watchdog outlines Secret Service failures in man entering White House
An inspector general reviewed what happened when a man jumped the White House fence in 2014
Joe Biden: The Crime Bill worked
The vice president defends 1994 measure, tells story of how Jesse Helms taught him to never question opponents' motives
Obama expects progress in battle against ISIS in Mosul by end of year
The president spoke to CBS News' Charlie Rose in an interview from The White House
Supreme Court wades into immigration reform gridlock
The high court on Monday hears arguments in the GOP case against President Obama's immigration-related executive actions
The Obamas paid $81,000 in federal taxes for 2015
The White House released their tax returns on Friday
GOP lawmakers say Zika funding is likely -- but it could take months
Democrats blasted Republicans on Wednesday for blocking an amendment that would have fulfilled the administration's $1.9 billion request
Young scientists take inventions to White House to wow president
From toys for pure fun to life-saving inventions, students have plenty to show off at President Obama's final White House science fair
Will Obama's rising approval rating give Democrats an edge in November?
The president's approval rating reached 53 percent last month, the highest since 2013
Docs: Bill Clinton prepped for '99 questions about Trump candidacy
A new trove of documents released by the Clinton Presidential Library finds references to the GOP front-runner in Bill Clinton's briefing materials
84-year-old granny releases rap video thanking Obama
Pennsylvania grandma is hoping her rap song will spark a sea of gratitude directed at the White House
White House to draw on Ebola funds to fight Zika virus
Congress has not yet acted on Obama's $2 billion in emergency funding for Zika, submitted in February
Obama on Donald Trump's wall proposal: "Good luck with that"
Trump proposed Tuesday to cut off billions of dollars of payments Mexico receives in order to force its government to pay for a border wall
Pot activists light up at White House, none arrested
Protesters say Secret Service wouldn't allow them to bring 51-foot inflatable joint, so they lit up little ones, and said police were "respectful"
Secret Service take White House fence jumper into custody
The individual was charged with unlawful entry
W.H. adviser: Garland is "reasonably into Taylor Swift"
Brian Deese, a senior adviser to President Obama, told a crowd in DC Friday that the Supreme Court nominee will meet with 11 more senators next week
At nuclear summit, world leaders to take closer look at ISIS threat
At the Nuclear Security Summit in Washington, leaders will have a unique opportunity to consider the threat of ISIS in the context of nuclear security
Obama commutes prison sentences of 61 drug offenders
Twenty-one had been sentenced to life in prison
What is Obama's post-White House plan?
The president joked about one possibility at Wednesday's Easter Prayer Breakfast
Biden: GOP's opposition to Merrick Garland could lead to "constitutional crisis"
The vice president tried to set the record straight on comments he made in 1992 about a Supreme Court nominee in an election year
Trump announces Russia will release millions of tons of diesel to help with costs
Isaias lashes Southeast after making landfall in the U.S.
Pentagon's plan to livestream execution sparks intense backlash
Blanche, other DOJ appointees can take part in political campaigns, memo says
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Iran's Houthi allies step up deadly attacks on Saudi Arabia
NYPD body camera footage shows aftermath of ICE agent shooting
Panama struck by 2 powerful earthquakes, U.S. Geological Survey says
Katie Zacharia is Trump's pick for next White House press secretary
