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Obama to ask supercommittee to 'overshoot its targets'
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Hollywood offers non-cash contributions for 2012
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Obama packs up his travel schedule
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Obama pitches partisan Labor Day message
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White House defends reversal on smog rule
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Obama’s terrible, horrible, no good, very bad month
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Unemployment holds at 9.1 percent
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White House solicits online petitions to shape policy
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Obama speech to offer deficit cuts, spending programs
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White House predicts 9 percent unemployment in 2012, no 'double-dip recession'
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Obama agrees to move jobs speech, avoiding scheduling conflict with GOP debate
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Terrorist credits Hollywood for his recruitment
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Labor Secretary: US to 'protect' illegal workers
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'Obama Clock' climbs iPhone reference app chart
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Napolitano 'can't comment' on whether Obama's uncle will be deported
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Krueger isn't just a pretty face, say his economic peers
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Despite protests, Obama likely still has green energy vote for 2012
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Obama routinely bypasses Congress, conservatives say
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Krueger to be new face of White House economics team
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Deadly suicide car-bomb attack kills 18 at Nigeria UN office
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Obama to return from vacation a day early
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Survey: Women, youth drift away from Obama
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Trumka critical of White House jobs council
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AFL-CIO president smacks Obama for weak, 'little nibbly' labor policies
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Republicans use CBO report to slam Democrats for slow job growth
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CBO report: Higher taxes, lower spending projected to reduce deficit
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White House claims billions saved in trillion-dollar regulatory framework
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U.S. due for a crash course in Libyan politics
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Axelrod: The base will vote in 2012
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Obama: I have it tougher than Abe Lincoln
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Obama may run Truman-style 2012 campaign
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Into High Gear
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Bachmann repeats support for ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’
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Bachmann sidelines CNN’s attempts to paint her as an extremist
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Pawlenty exits presidential race
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Obama seeks rural votes
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Dems: Third-party candidate could be viable in 2012
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Democratic flacks’ emails whack at Romney, link GOP with tea party
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Obama campaign raises funds from debate
