Woman who inspired Obama's 'Fired up' urges prayers for the president
Edith Childs, the main character in President Obama's "Fired Up" story, tells me she's thrilled the White House keeps using the tale.
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Vice President Biden records a video appeal asking people to tell the White House their health care stories; some will be featured at WhiteHouse.gov.
VIDEO: Kennedy passes torch to Obama
Last January, Sen. Teddy Kennedy made history again when endorsing the man who would become the nation's first black president.
One homecoming, one reunion in New Orleans
Some good news from the Lower Ninth Ward four years after the storm.
It's a small world for Obama as health care joke resurfaces
President calls on woman whose father gave him a walking stick in 2008 to "whoop" Congress on health care.
Say what? White House uses Twitter, FTW!
The Obama White House is getting hipper to Twitter language. It used a tweet to announce a press conference.
POTUS loves sports
President Obama has brought the White House sports obsession to another level.
You've got (presidential) mail
President Obama activates White House email list for Supreme Court pick.
Daily Show's John Oliver rips Limbaugh, Beck, Blitzer and (possibly) Olbermann
At Campus Progress, comedian says being a fake journalist better than the alternative.
MoveOn targets the White House
Liberal group unhappy with health care fight.
The great health care fight continues
White House walks back public option comments; and what does Twitter think?
Obama about to be campaigner-in-chief
Popular POTUS to lend himself to New Jersey governor; more to come this summer.
Dems to air sad health care stories to push Obama plan
Organizing for America is raising money to run TV ads with personal stories of health care tragedies.
