Speaking in South Dakota Friday, President Obama made a pitch for community college.
Place-card holders, silverware and glass from sconces have left the premises. Even an A-lister admitted taking mementos.
The president’s early ambitions for urban America have not been realized, despite enormous efforts.
The White House’s digital strategy director, Nate Lubin, is stepping down.
The decision would end months of speculation over where Obama would seek to establish his post-presidential legacy.
In Rose Garden speech, he said he wished lawmakers would expand early-childhood education and criminal-justice reform.
As violence spread Monday afternoon and into the night, Obama remained silent.
The president called the stalled process for confirming Loretta Lynch, his pick for U.S. attorney general, an “embarrassing” example of the Senate’s “dysfunction.”
President discusses fiscal matters affecting women, including equal pay and paid leave, at event in Charlotte.
Sgt. Shane Ortega enlisted as a woman. He now identifies as a man. Rules call for him to be discharged. But he expects to resume his full duties soon.
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