weekly address

President Obama continued to offer reasons for the United States should take military action in Syria while Republicans discuss Obamacare in their weekly radio and internet addresses today.

Republicans are using their weekly radio and Internet address to focus on health insurance costs under President Barack Obama's health overhaul while the President continues his push for military action against Syria.

President Obama and Congressional Republicans talk about the American worker in their weekly internet and radio addresses for the Labor Day weekend.

President Obama promoted his plan to make college more affordable while Republicans continued their criticism of Obamacare in their respective weekly internet and radio addresses. President Barack Obama says higher education shouldn't be a luxury or a roll of the dice...

In his weekly internet and radio address President Barack Obama talks about the housing market while Republicans challenge the president's energy policy.

President Barack Obama continued his theme of "bargaining" with Republicans to grow the economy while the GOP discussed the Obama health care plan in their weekly radio and internet addresses

President Barack Obama says Washington's top priority must be to reverse trends like economic inequality, weakened middle-class security and global competition while Republicans talk about government abuse in their respective weekly internet and radio addresses.

President Barack Obama says overhauling the nation's immigration system can provide a big boost to the economic recovery while Republicans discuss the Obama health care law in their respective weekly Internet and radio addresses.

Congressional Republicans are pushing to overhaul the government's student loan program, as both Democrats and the GOP blame each other for letting interest rates on the subsidized loans double last Monday.

Declaring "the time for excuses is over," President Barack Obama is trumpeting the economic benefits of an immigration overhaul, arguing that a bipartisan bill picking up steam in the Senate would put the nation's loathed deficits and fragile entitlements on better footing.