Administration

The president is making a new push after Congress blocked attempts to close Guantánamo during his first term.

The press secretary said Obama believed “deeply” that the press should be “allowed to pursue investigative journalism freely.”

He said the people of Oklahoma were grappling with “a long road ahead” but “will not travel that path alone.”

Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee are focused on wooing two conservative Republican senators they consider crucial.

Months after Obama's reelection, a variety of unions are publicly balking at how the administration plans to implement the law.

Senior White House officials decided not to tell President Obama about it, a spokesman said.

Obama assured former Sen. Snowe that GOP opposition to the law would be short-lived.

Justice's decision to go after a Fox reporter as a criminal co-conspirator is inflaming tensions.

The White House is circling the wagons as one of the most feverish periods of President Obama’s tenure enters its second week.

ATLANTA–Obama delivered a personal address, calling on graduates to use their diplomas for "something larger than yourself."