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White House not considering Puerto Rico bailout, official says
via Reuters
White House task force to address campus rapes
A White House study found that 1 in 5 women have been sexually assaulted at college.
Iowa, NH to retain presidential order in new rules
Iowa and New Hampshire would retain their coveted spots atop the presidential primary calendar, according to new rules set to be approved by Republican leaders that could reshape the 2016 presidential election.
Michelle Obama dunks on the Heat at White House
via SB Nation
White House Seeks to Avoid Another Lost Year
CBS WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDENT MARK KNOLLER TWEETED THIS ABOUT JUSTIN BIEBERState of Union: A speech its writers love to hate
(Evan Vucci, File / Associated Press)
When President Barack Obama stands before Congress and the nation Tuesday night, there will be little hint of the cram-it-in, squeeze-it-out, please-put-it-back dynamic that went into the making of his State of the Union address.
Obama praises US mayors, pledges cooperation
President Barack Obama has discussed economic priorities with hundreds of mayors visiting Washington from across the U.S.
White House teases State of the Union speech
Want to know what’s in next week’s State of the Union speech by President Barack Obama?
The White House is going to study big data. Here are 5 things it should know
via Gigaom
Video: White House backs a dangerous trade bill
In 2012, Mr. Rogers was among a group of Tuskegee Airmen who came to the White House as a special guest of President Barack Obama.White House: Ukraine gov’t to blame for tensions
The White House is blaming increased tensions in Ukraine on its government for failing to acknowledge its people’s legitimate grievances, and is threatening sanctions if the use of violence continues.
Biden urges Ukraine leader to put end to bloodshed
Vice President Joe Biden is urging Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych (yah-noo-KOH’-vich) to put an end to bloodshed between protesters and the government.
Chris Jennings, White House adviser on health care, steps down
Chris Jennings leaves after six months, citing personal health concerns.
James Taylor sneaks a picture at the White House
via Boston Globe
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