Press Gaggle by Robert Gibbs - 2/27/09

Briefing by Secretary of Defense Robert Gates 2/27/09

Briefing by White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs, 2/26/09

Press Briefing by OMB Director Peter Orszag and CEA Chair Christina Romer

Briefing by White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs, 2/25/2009

Briefing by White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs, 2/23/2009

Briefing by White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs, 2/20/2009

Press Gaggle by Press Secretary Robert Gibbs and Deputy Press Secretary Jim Steinberg Aboard Air Force One, 2/19/09

Press Briefing with Treasury Secretary Geithner, HUD Secretary Donovan, and FDIC Chairman Bair

Press Gaggle by Robert Gibbs - 2/18/09

Statement by the Press Secretary on an Upcoming Visit to Washington by Prime Minister Gordon Brown

Statement From Press Secretary Robert Gibbs On Restructuring Reports Submitted By General Motors And Chrysler

Statement by the Press Secretary About an Upcoming Working Visit by Prime Minister Taro Aso of Japan to Washington

Statement from Press Secretary Robert Gibbs

“Senator Gregg reached out to the President and offered his name for Secretary of Commerce. He was very clear throughout the interviewing process that despite past disagreements about policies, he would support, embrace, and move forward with the President’s agenda.

Statement by the President on the Anniversary of the Assassination of Rafiq Hariri

Saturday marks the fourth anniversary of the assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafiq Hariri. As we share our grief with the Lebanese people over the loss of Prime Minister Hariri, we also share our conviction that his sacrifice will not be in vain. The United States fully supports the Special Tribunal for Lebanon, whose work will begin in a few weeks, to bring those responsible for this horrific crime and those that followed to justice.

Statement of President Barack Obama on Signing the DTV Bill

WASHINGTON – Today, President Barack Obama signed S.352, a bill to postpone the DTV transition date to June 12th to allow for more time for the American consumers to prepare for the switch from analog television.

Statement from Press Secretary Robert Gibbs, 2/6/2009

"On the day when we learned 3.6 million people have lost their jobs since this recession began, we are pleased the process is moving forward and we are closer to getting Americans a plan to create millions of jobs and get people back to work," said White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs.

Statement from Robert Gibbs on the Election of the New Patriarch of the Russian Orthodox Church

The President congratulates Russia's community of Orthodox believers on the election yesterday of Metropolitan Kirill as the new Patriarch of the Russian Orthodox Church.

Readout on the President's Call to South Africa's President Motlanthe

Below is a readout from White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs: Earlier today President Obama spoke with South Africa's President Motlanthe. President Obama emphasized the importance of South Africa's leadership role as a strong and vibrant democracy in Africa. The two leaders discussed their shared concerns about the situation in Zimbabwe. The President noted that South Africa holds a key role in helping to find a resolution to the political crisis in Zimbabwe. The President also

Statement from the Press Secretary on Executive Office Building

Early this afternoon, the D.C. Fire Department was called to the Executive Office Building in response to reports of smoke on the 4th floor. A limited number of staff were temporarily evacuated and have now returned to their offices. There were no injuries and no apparent damage to the building.