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Schiff: WH 'completely vindicated' by Benghazi report
Intel Committee's Adam Schiff on the findings in the Benghazi report.
White House: No credible, known terror plots
White House Deputy National Security Adviser Tony Blinken says the gov't has received no credible terrorist threats.
White House reacts to terror warnings
White House Deputy National Security Adviser Tony Blinken on the latest in the US lead coalition against ISIS in Iraq and Syria.
Jim Brady life and legacy
A look at the legacy of fmr. press secretary Jim Brady, who was severely wounded in the assassination attempt on President Reagan.
Remembering Howard Baker
By CNN's Susan Garraty
He was a senator, majority leader, Ronald Reagan's White House chief of staff, ambassador, and a Tennessee gentleman. Howard Baker died on Thursday at the age of 88. Ken Duberstein, initially Baker’s deputy while in the Reagan White House and ultimately Baker’s successor in the role of chief of staff, reflects on his mentor.
“Howard Baker restored the integrity and credibility to the Reagan White House following the Iran Contra crisis,” said Duberstein in a phone interview from his Washington, D.C. office.
Negotiating the release of Bowe Bergdahl
National Security Adviser Susan Rice on the administration's negotiations for the release of Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl.
U.S. CEOs encouraged to boycott Russian Summit
By CNN's Susan Garraty
In the continuing effort to get at Russian President Vladimir Putin where it hurts the most, the White House is encouraging US business leaders to withdraw from planned participation in the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum to be held later this month in Russia.
White House spokesperson Caitlin Hayden tells CNN's State of the Union that participating in the forum is a choice for American businesses, but the Obama administration is letting companies know it takes a dim view of those who choose to go to St. Petersburg while the crisis in Ukraine continues and economic sanctions are in place.
White House: Significant progress made in fixing Healthcare.gov
The White House says that significant progress has been made in fixing healthcare.gov. The site's capacity has reportedly improved and can accommodate about 50,000 users at a time. CNN's Joe Johns received a progress report from the White House and he talks to Candy about the latest news.
Pfieffer on the "cardinal rule" of politics
WH Adviser Dan Pfeiffer on the trio of controversy that hit the White House, and their plan for surviving the political storm.
Making a change in the military code
Who should be in charge of prosecuting military sexual assaults? White House Senior Adviser Dan Pfeiffer weighs in for his boss.
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