Obama: U.S. "hugely vulnerable" to foreign cyberattacks
President also tells Re/code who he considers to be top cyberthreats among state-actors
Obama recruits tech giants for new cybersecurity efforts
Here's what to expect from the president at Silicon Valley cybersecurity summit
Obama will appear at his first fundraiser of 2015 Friday
CBS News White House Correspondent Mark Knoller notes that this will mark the 425th fundraiser of his presidency
Ebola response coordinator Ron Klain's last day at the White House
As Klain leaves, President Obama says the focus of the government's response to the Ebola outbreak is shifting
Suicide prevention act for veterans becomes law
Clay Hunt Suicide Prevention for American Veterans Act named for U.S. Marine who battled PTSD after combat tours in Iraq and Afghanistan
Obama to visit Saudi Arabia to pay respects
President changes India travel schedule in wake of king's death
With GOP Congress incoming, Obama plots his 2015 strategy
The White House says the president will combine executive action with legislative initiatives, and he may have to use his veto pen
What President Obama is reading on his vacation
Both novels and nonfiction are on the president's reading list while he's in Hawaii, but it's not exactly light reading
Why Obama loves golf, basketball and all things athletic
On vacation and in the White House, the president turns to sports as an outlet for his competitive edge and pent-up energy
Prince William, Princess Kate to visit the White House
The Duke of Cambridge and his wife arrive in the U.S. on Sunday for a three-day visit, their second as a royal couple
Obama calls Jerusalem attack a "tragedy for both nations"
President Obama says it's "important for both Palestinians and Israelis to try to work together to lower tensions and to reject violence"
For reporters covering Obama abroad, a long haul home
Boeing 777 charter carrying press home from Brisbane, Australia will made a trip longer than any commercial passenger flight currently in operation
Chinese president tries to ignore U.S. press questions
Xi Jinping initially refuses to answer questions from a New York Times reporter during press conference with President Obama
After defeat at home, Obama heads overseas looking for success
The president will travel to China, Myanmar and Australia for a series of economic forums
"These men waged war so that we might know peace"
Obama marks 70th anniversary of D-Day in Normandy, says we can't know freedom unless "free people are prepared to die for it"