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Lara Logan, the CBS correspondent brutally attacked last week in Egypt following the resignation for Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, received a phone call from President Obama yesterday. Although no information was released, an anonymous White House official told CNN that the president made the call...

The Green Bay Packers taking on the Pittsburgh Steelers in the Super Bowl wasn't the only big-game rivalry that occurred yesterday. Before the big game, President Obama sat down with FOX News' Bill O'Reilly for a hard-hitting interview that touched on topics ranging from the Egyptian crisis to the big game -- more after the jump.

As the Egyptian crisis enters another day, people all over the world are offering words of wisdom on how to resolve the problems plaguing the nation. Embattled Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak announced that he would not seek re-election in September, but that concession isn't nearly enough for those who are calling for his immediate ouster.

Facing the challenge of a divided Congress and a still-recovering economy, President Obama will deliver a State of the Union address Tuesday night that lays out a plan for “winning the future,” according to a Democratic source with knowledge of White House talking points...

President Obama made a speech at the University of Arizona.  As he chocked up when speaking about the nine year-old victim, Christina Taylor Green the impact of this unimaginable event's grief was evident. As the country mourns the victims and looks ahead, the president invoked his vintage calls for transcending partisanship, indirectly urging political adversaries to refrain from assigning blame