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The 2016 presidential candidates were quick to share their reactions to President Obama’s Oval Office address on the San Bernardino shootings and fight against terrorism. Gwen Ifill takes a closer look at the responses with Amy Walter of The Cook Political Report and Tamara Keith of NPR, as well as how each of the candidates...
... this is December 7. It's the anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor. If FDR had gone before Congress and delivered the kind of speech that President Obama delivered last night and told the American people that the folks who attacked us at Pearl Harbor were not representative of ...
Watch the full speech of President Barack Obama’s prime-time address to the nation.
... anti-Israeli. And he just settled his case for close to a million dollars just in the past couple of hours. So, to me, free speech, First Amendment -- I'm a First Amendment lawyer. I deal with cases, sometimes tough, sometimes -- and an awful lot of ridiculous cases, not a ...
... leaders filled the General Assembly hall this morning to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the organization dedicated to preserving peace in the world. But the speeches of President Obama and Russian President Vladimir Putin only highlighted the ongoing tensions between two of its founding members. Mr. Obama spoke first, with ...
More than 150 world leaders are gathering at U.N. headquarters in New York this week with a migrant crisis, cyber warfare and raging Syrian conflict as the backdrop.
... artistic and religious life, and, in many cases, has given rise to a parallel structure which threatens the credibility of our institutions. I began this speech recalling the visits of my predecessors. I would hope that my words will be taken above all as a continuation of the final words ...
... who are calling for changes to the criminal justice system. Sanders eventually left the Saturday afternoon event at Westlake Park in Seattle without giving his speech. At the University of Washington rally, Sanders addressed the issues raised by the protesters. "No president will fight harder to end institutional racism and ...
... me names, make jokes, doubt my intentions, go ahead, because the reality is I can take it. But for the thousands of kids out there who are coming to terms with being true to who they are, they shouldn’t have to take it." Watch Jenner's full speech here.
PHOENIX -- Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump criticized U.S. immigration and trade policies on Saturday in speeches that veered from accusing Mexico of deliberately sending criminals across the border to professing respect for the Mexican government and love for its people. Speaking to a gathering of Libertarians in Las Vegas ...
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