The Daily Caller

The Daily Caller

White House threatens to veto farm bill if food stamp are cut

| Caroline May
Barack Obama

The White House threatened to veto the House farm bill in part due to cuts to the food stamp program.

White House announces it will not send troops into Syria, deploys them to the border

| Ariel Cohen
FILE - In this Sunday, March 11, 2012 file photo, a man carries a boy who was severely wounded during heavy fighting between Syrian rebels and Syrian Army forces in Idlib, north Syria. Syria's upwardly spiraling violence has resulted in the confirmed killings of almost 93,000 people, the United Nations' human rights office said Thursday but acknowledged the real number is likely to be far higher. (AP Photo/Rodrigo Abd, File)

‘We are going to continue supporting those in Syria who are working for a post-Assad future’

US declassifies phone program details after uproar

| Associated Press
(AP Photo/Patrick Semansky)

Leak ‘threatens potentially long-lasting and irreversible harm’ to ability to identify threats

7 people with more White House visits than IRS officials

| Richard Thompson

Too bad the White House visitors’ logs are so unreliable

Turkish riots leave White House in uncomfortable position

| Ariel Cohen
Turkey Protest.JPEG
'We've made clear our concerns about the use of excessive force'

White House takes executive action to curb abusive patent lawsuits

| Josh Peterson
Samsung Apple

Patent litigation cost tech companies $29.2 billion in 2011

White House avoids apologizing for IRS scandal

| Ariel Cohen
The White House in summer

During Friday’s White House press conference, Principal Deputy Press Secretary Josh Earnest declined to apologize for the IRS targeting Obama deemed “outrageous.”

First lady to put child victims of Hurricane Sandy to work

| Caroline May
Michelle Obama

Michelle Obama invites students to come help out at White House veggie garden

White House uses 'Myanmar' name as a 'diplomatic courtesy'

| Kate Grise
Obama

‘We are not changing our policy to officially adopt Myanmar’

The Band Plays On

| Caroline May
Obama in a tuxedo. AP Images.

And the band played on

White House spokesman faces three scandals at once

| Neil Munro
US-POLITICS-CARNEY

‘We cannot and should not prejudge the outcome of an investigation’

Carney: WH notified of IRS targeting 'several weeks ago'; Obama: I found out Friday

| Sarah Hofmann

Press secretary reveals White House notified weeks ago about IRS investigation

Top Obama official's brother is president of CBS News, may drop reporter over Benghazi coverage

| Patrick Howley
Rhodes Brothers

CBS News prez brother of WH official who edited Benghazi talking points, may drop reporter over Benghazi coverage

Michelle Obama: White House garden 'semi-open to the public,' can be seen through the fence

| Vince Coglianese
WH Garden

‘You can see the garden from outside of the White House’

White House threatens to veto cyber bill

| Josh Peterson
computers

Bill’s sponsors insist it is ‘not a surveillance bill’

Obama declares today 'National Equal Pay Day,' despite paying men more

| Caroline May
Obama.JPEG

The White House is trying to highlight pay disparities

No tobacco, food or beverages on White House grounds

| Caroline May
President Franklin Delano Roosevelt smoking his famous cigarette.

Gardens and grounds will be open this weekend to the public

White House: Probably not possible for Fox News hosts to privately fund White House tours [VIDEO]

| Vince Coglianese
White House

‘Is that technically possible?’

White House employs three calligraphers with combined salary of $277,050

| Nicole Lafond
Obama Budget Battle

Calligraphers prepare invitations, placards, citations and White House awards

Congressman: No golf trips for Obama until White House tours resume [VIDEO]

| Nicholas Ballasy
President Obama at the Mid-Pacific Country Club in Kailua, Hawaii in 2009. AP Photo.

Would bar presidential ‘golf outing that causes 341 more federal officials to be furloughed and lose their job’