Pentagon Press Secretary George Little told reporters Wednesday that the U.S. has seen no evidence that the security situation in North Korea has been destabilized by the death of Kim Jong Il. (0:36)
Pentagon Press Secretary George Little told reporters Wednesday that the Defense Department is hopeful that Pakistan will re-open supply routes soon, adding that the U.S. is able to do without the routes in the short-term. (0:49)
Pentagon Press Secretary George Little told reporters Wednesday that although Defense Secretary Leon Panetta questioned the invasion of Iraq, he does not believe the soldiers who lost their lives in the country died in vain. (0:16)
Responding to news that 8 troops will be charged in connection with a fellow soldier’s apparent suicide, Pentagon spokesperson Captain John Kirby told reporters Wednesday that the military has a zero tolerance stance on hazing.
Following news that 8 soldiers will be tried in connection to the apparent suicide of a fellow soldier, Pentagon spokesperson Capt. John Kirby told reporters Wednesday that the military strictly prohibits hazing, but that stamping it out completely is an uphill battle. (0:15)
White House Press Secretary Jay Carney told reporters Friday that extending payroll relief should not be viewed by Republicans as a favor to the President, but rather a necessary action. (0:35)
White House Press Secretary Jay Carney told reporters Friday that language in the House payroll plan forcing the administration to make a decision on the XL pipeline is extraneous, noting that the pipeline has nothing to do with payroll relief. (0:14)
White House Press Secretary Jay Carney told reporters Friday that there’s nothing out of the ordinary about the First Family traveling aboard a military aircraft to Hawaii without the President. (0:11)
During a ceremony Thursday marking the official end of the war in Iraq, Defense Secretary Leon Panetta acknowledged that the country will be tested in the coming months with terrorism and internal disputes. (0:29)
During a ceremony marking the end of the war in Iraq Thursday, Defense Secretary Leon Panetta proclaimed that Iraq’s future is now in its own hands. (0:29)
During a ceremony marking the end of the war in Iraq Thursday, Defense Secretary Leon Panetta emphasized that, following U.S. efforts, a secure, governable Iraq is at hand. (0:41)
Today at a press briefing, House Speaker Boehner (R-Ohio) responds to a Pew Research Poll that says most Americans don’t think members of Congress deserve to be reelected (:20)
House Speaker John Boehner says the House bill passed yesterday to extend payroll tax cuts and unemployment benefits was a bipartisan effort. (:15)
President Barack Obama traveled to Ft. Bragg Wednesday to mark the final days of the Iraq war with U.S. troops. (0:24)
President Barack Obama traveled to Ft. Bragg Wednesday to mark the final days of the Iraq war.
While speaking with troops, Obama acknowledged the controversy that surrounded the war, remaking that there were patriots on both sides of the debate. (0:22)
President Barack Obama traveled to Ft. Bragg Wednesday to mark the final days of the Iraq war. During his remarks to troops, Obama acknowledged that the remaining U.S. soldiers will soon cross the country’s border and return home. (0:16)
Dr. Robert Block, President of the American Academy of Pediatrics, told members of the Senate Subcommittee on Children and Families that pediatricians have a unique position to be able to report suspected child abuse, but there is a lack of training in terms of states’ laws on reporting. (0:21)
Frank Cervone, Executive Director of the Support Center for Child Advocates, told members of the Senate Subcommittee on Children and Families that it is up to adults to take responsibility and report suspected child abuse. (0:14)
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