WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama's administration said Thursday that stronger growth in the economy in the third quarter still was too slow and signaled a need for further stimulus.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Obama administration denied a news report on Saturday it had made a final decision to pull almost all U.S. troops out of Iraq by a year-end withdrawal deadline.
The White House said Wednesday it was pleased with reports that the "long overdue" release of Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit would take place soon after a deal with Hamas.
WASHINGTON — The United States forcefully condemned Tuesday the Islamist militant group Shebab's attack in Somalia, where more than 70 people were killed in a car bombing.
WASHINGTON — The White House Monday rejected a call for an apology by ex-vice president Dick Cheney, who said a US strike against a top Al-Qaeda suspect in Yemen vindicated harsh Bush-era anti-terror policies.
WASHINGTON — The White House hailed on Monday Pakistan's capture of a senior Al-Qaeda leader believed to have been plotting attacks on the United States and other countries.
