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Obamacare Signs Up Over 7 Million

By Dan Hirschhorn

GOP Hawks Won't Let Rand Stand

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White House Looks to Cut Methane Emissions

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Poll: Obamacare Support Hits New Low

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6 Million Sign-Ups for Obamacare Ahead of Deadline

The White House says more than 6 million Americans have signed up for new health insurance but admits enrollments ahead of the March 31 deadline will likely fall short of the Obama administration's initial goal of 7 million

By Noah Rayman

Uncle Sam (Probably) Won't Eavesdrop on You Anymore

President Obama has outlined a slimmer version of the controversial program that collects data from millions of Americans' phone calls. If passed, phone companies would hold the data instead and the NSA could only access it with court approval

By Zeke J Miller

Poll: Americans Sour on Obama's Foreign Policy

All-time high disapproval for the president spells danger for Democratic lawmakers heading into the midterm elections

By Denver Nicks

Obamacare Deadline Extended for Last-Minute Sign-ups

The White House is giving Americans who begin the Affordable Care Act signup process on or before the March 31 a little extra time to complete it, a move top Republicans are already knocking as just another Obamacare delay

By Alex Fitzpatrick and Zeke J Miller

Obama to Congress: Hurry Up and Pass NSA Reform

President Obama has asked Congress to "quickly" reform a controversial National Security Administration surveillance program, allowing phone companies to keep data from Americans' calls but requiring authorities to seek judicial approval before accessing it

By Zeke J Miller

Obama Meets With Tech CEOs

Reports of NSA snooping on tech companies' networks have frayed the president's relations with the once-vocal group of supporters. Among the attendees at Friday's meeting were Google CEO Eric Schmidt and Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg

By Zeke J Miller

Obama to Meet Tech CEOs Over NSA Snooping

The president will speak with bigwigs to continue his dialogue with them about privacy and intelligence amid mounting concerns about government surveillance. Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg, invited to the meeting, has been particularly critical of the eavesdropping

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How To Become President In Two Not-So-Easy Steps

The presidency is a position thousands aspire to, though only a few ever achieve it.

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Study: Obama Administration More Secretive Than Ever

The administration cited national security concerns a record 8,496 times as an excuse for withholding information from the public, a 57% increase from the year before

By Denver Nicks

U.S. Penalizes Putin Aides

President Obama has announced a series of economic sanctions are being placed against senior Russian and Crimean officials in response to the referendum approved yesterday by voters in Ukraine's southern pro-Russia region to secede. Among those targeted are two aides to Russian President Vladimir Putin

By Zeke J Miller

White House Ignoring Crimea Vote

The Obama administration has called a vote to split from Ukraine illegitimate

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White House Sets Up Obamacare Layup

The Obama administration is banking on the popularity of the NCAA men's basketball tournament to sell the Affordable Care Act to young Americans by using athletes, coaches and sports celebrities to encourage more youth to sign up

By Zeke J Miller

Obama: Health Reform Will Survive

Enough people have enrolled for insurance in the private exchanges that President Obama thinks the law will be successful. To be financially stable, the exchanges require a sizable number of young, healthy customers to subsidize cheaper plans for the old and the sick

By Zeke J Miller

W.H. Eyes 'Humane' Deportation

President Obama tasks the Department of Homeland Security with finding better ways of conducting the practice in an aim to placate angry reform advocates

By Maya Rhodan

Jonah Hill’s Mom Wants You to Get Obamacare

The Obama administration aims to get so-called "young invincibles" to sign up for health insurance by March 31 with a new video that includes the mothers of celebrities like Jonah Hill, Alicia Keys, Adam Levine and Jennifer Lopez

By Dan Hirschhorn

Obama To Require Overtime Payments For More Salaried Workers

A forthcoming rule from the administration is part of the president's effort to work around Congress on wage issues ahead of the midterm elections

By Zeke J Miller
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