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White House: Privacy Won't Disappear Just Because Government Unlocked iPhone
'The reason they should be confident in that privacy is because there are laws on the books that are assiduously followed.'
Obama Nominates Moderate, Veteran Judge for Supreme Court
Marrick Garland, 63, is currently chief judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia.
Former Senior Advisor to President Obama Joins GoFundMe
Longtime White House communications director Dan Pfeiffer will serve as the popular crowdfunding platform's VP of communications and policy.
Female Entrepreneurs Take the Spotlight at White House's First Demo Day
Facebook, Airbnb and Microsoft announced new plans to hire more women and minorities. More than 90 startups were represented at the event.
Obama's Ex-Press Secretary Is Now Working at McDonald's
McDonald's wants to be seen as a 'modern, progressive burger company' with the help of Robert Gibbs.
Obama Heads to Silicon Valley to Discuss Hacking Threats With CEOs
The aim is to build support for beefing up cyber security laws in the wake of massive hacks at Target Corp, Sony Corp and Anthem Inc.
Meet the Woman Who Is Shaping the Nation's Policy on Drones
Lisa Ellman has been quietly working to craft policy that will make it possible for commercial drones to be flown in the U.S.
U.S. Considers 'Proportionate' Response to Sony Hacking Attack
The attack was an example of 'destructive activity with malicious intent that was initiated by a sophisticated actor,' a White House spokesperson said.
How the First Lady Helped Small Grocery Businesses Reduce 'Food Deserts' in California
With help from the White House and some savvy investors, low-income families now have access to healthy food options.
Obama Rallies Dream Team of Entrepreneurs at White House
LinkedIn founder Reid Hoffman and designer Tory Burch were among the handful of entrepreneurs who met with President Obama today as he looks to bolster entrepreneurship throughout the U.S. and abroad.
Adobe, Apple, Microsoft and Other Tech Giants Invest $1 Billion to Get Kids Online
Adobe and Prezi are the latest companies to join the White House's ConnectED initiative, which aims to get 99 percent of America's students connected to the Internet in the next 5 years.
Kid Inventor Whose Marshmallow Launcher Impressed Obama Gets VIP Ticket to State of the Union
Joey Hudy wowed President Obama at the White House Science Fair and has since secured a spot as Intel's youngest intern.
White House Plays Offense: Says Immigration Reform Will Turbocharge Entrepreneurship
A new report released from the Obama Administration breaks down the economic impact of the bipartisan immigration reform bill passed by the Senate.
Unreasonable at Sea: Entrepreneurs Dock at the State Department
After four months of sailing around the world, entrepreneurs participating in the Unreasonable at Sea accelerator program convene in Washington D.C. to chat about their experiences and rub elbows with investors.
Glimpse the Future: Inspirational Inventors in the Spotlight
President Obama salutes 11 innovators in a ceremony at the White House today.