Hints of Obama's post-White House plans circulate
Reports from Columbia University's student newspaper generated headlines across the country, but the White House was quick to stop the speculation
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Reports from Columbia University's student newspaper generated headlines across the country, but the White House was quick to stop the speculation
The new rules are meant to protect retirees but critics argue the guidelines are too complex
Former State Department official Jim O'Brien will lead the government's efforts in securing the safe return of U.S. hostages
The right time may have arrived for vice president to consider a presidential campaign
The administration launched a blog to post letters people write to the president
Raffi Freedman-Gurspan, a transgender woman, will serve in the White House Office of Presidential Personnel
The president "hand created" two playlists - one for the daytime, one for the evening - on the music streaming service
Genetic evidence backs claims of forbidden love from 1927 memoir involving a U.S. president
Umm Sayyaf had been held by military interrogators since May, when U.S. Special Forces captured her in a raid in Syria
The president was also wished a happy birthday during the White House event, which showcased entrepreneurs' business ideas
CBS News political director and "Face the Nation" anchor John Dickerson looks at obstacles Vice President would face
More than 140,000 people are asking President Obama to send dentist Walter Palmer to Zimbabwe to face justice for killing a lion
Hundreds of never-before-seen photos show the Bush White House response in the immediate aftermath of the September 11 attacks
Police say suspect left message on White House website vowing to kill U.S. ambassador
White House entourage abandoning Waldorf-Astoria in NYC following Chinese purchase, but some say it's a bad move
Republicans were criticizing the president for not lowering the flag
The president was asked whether he'd revoke the Medal of Freedom awarded to Bill Cosby
The president has now commuted the sentences of 89 people
Some new draperies and chairs are the latest of first lady's decorative upgrades to the executive mansion
New Jersey governor is facing backlash at home -- but he's not the only sitting governor who's been criticized while running for the White House
The agency tasked with protecting the president faces a major challenge: to overcome recent black marks to its proud legacy
A look at the legacy of the agency on the occasion of its 150th anniversary
The ban on taking photos during White House tours is no more, and people young and old are taking full advantage
He was invited by White House staff to discuss barriers facing former inmates, but was nearly barred from entering because of his own time in prison
The long-standing ban had been in place for over 40 years