Topic - Robert Gibbs

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  Santorum hits Obama worldview

  Republican front-runner Rick Santorum on Sunday said he doesn't question President Obama's Christianity, but continued his religion-based attacks on the White House, saying the president's worldview "elevates the earth above man."

• Guest lineups for the Sunday talk shows

  Guest lineups for the Sunday TV news shows:

• Guest lineups for the Sunday talk shows

  Guest lineups for the Sunday TV news shows:

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  First lady tired of 'angry black woman' stereotype

  First lady Michelle Obama is challenging assertions she's forcefully imposed her will on White House aides, saying she's tired of people portraying her as "some kind of angry black woman."

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  Book depicts tensions between first lady, aides

  First lady Michelle Obama is a behind-the-scenes force in the White House whose opinions on policy and politics drew her into conflict with presidential advisers and who bristled at some of the demands and constraints of life as the president's wife, according to a detailed account of the first couple's relationship.

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  Democrats' on-air strikes defend Obama

  Several top Democrats and White House aides took to the airwaves Sunday to defend the vacationing president and offer a preview of the "jobs" speech President Obama has promised to deliver when he and Congress return to Washington.

• Guest lineups for the Sunday news shows

  Guest lineups for the Sunday TV news shows:

• Guest lineups for the Sunday news shows

  Guest lineups for the Sunday TV news shows:

• BOOK REVIEW: From the Tea Party and beyond

  To Nancy Pelosi, they were "Astroturf." White House press secretary Robert Gibbs accused them of displaying "manufactured anger." The Democratic National Committee called them "rabid right-wing extremists."

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  Gibbs to counter GOP message in New Hampshire

  Former White House press secretary Robert Gibbs will defend President Obama in New Hampshire on Monday, countering criticism at a Republican presidential debate in the nation's first primary state.

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  Rumsfeld: Mixed signals on Egypt 'unfortunate'

  Former Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld raised fresh questions Wednesday about the Obama administration's handling of the crisis in Egypt, saying he hoped behind-the-scenes diplomacy was going more smoothly than it appears from the outside.

• Tehran vows to crush rally supporting Tunis, Cairo

  After praising the uprisings in Tunisia and Egypt, Iranian authorities Wednesday threatened to crush a domestic rally proposed to show support for the demonstrators who took to the streets in Tunis and Cairo in massive anti-government protests.

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  Longtime programs on table for budget ax

  The chairman of the House Appropriations Committee on Wednesday announced deep federal spending cuts — including the elimination of some established programs — in a preliminary budget plan, while top Republican House leaders met with President Obama to discuss ways to rein in spending and shrink the national debt.

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  First lady: President has quit smoking

  President Obama finally has kicked the habit, first lady Michelle Obama said Tuesday.

• Obama now tobacco-free, first lady says

  President Obama finally has kicked the habit, Michelle Obama said Tuesday.

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