No indications of change in North Korea's nuclear capabilities
White House spokesman says the United States has no indication that North Korea's nuclear capabilities have changed.
White House spokesman says the United States has no indication that North Korea's nuclear capabilities have changed.
White House downplays Iranian President's directive to local scientists to develop systems for nuclear-powered marine vessels.
President Barack Obama hopes president-elect won't use the criminal justice system against Hillary Clinton.
White House spokesman dismisses report alleging the U.S. and other powers allowed Iran to ignore restrictions under nuclear deal.
White House says recent encounters between Iranian vessels and American warships in the Gulf are unacceptable.
White House acknowledges $400 million payment to Iran was related to the release of American prisoners, but denies it amounted to ransom.
White House spokesman Josh Earnest says similarities in Melania Trump's speech to that of First Lady show that American values are shared.
White House says that man who killed police officers in Dallas did not have connections to terrorist organizations.
White House spokesman says no aircraft from international coalition were in the area where Mustafa Badr al-Din was reportedly killed.
White House spokesman says there is significant frustration with Israel, after Biden blasts Israel at J Street conference.
White House says Syrian President should not be part of any transitional unity government.
The United States accuses North Korea of jailing an American student for political reasons, calls for his release.
White House spokesman says the administration has “reason to believe” missing former FBI agent is no longer in Iran.
White House says Iran's compliance with the nuclear deal has not yet been verified.
White House spokesman says the United States "certainly" did not apologize to Iran after 10 sailors accidentally entered Iranian waters.
Officials in Washington confirm North Korea carried out a nuclear deal but are skeptical it tested a hydrogen bomb.
Spokesperson Earnest admits that Obama and Clinton have almost the same foreign policy, even as Obama's approval plummets.
White House spokesman welcomes Trump's postponement of his Israel trip, says the trip could have inflamed the Middle East.
White House spokesman says Washington is looking into reports Iran violated UN resolutions with yet another ballistic missile test.
Press secretary says call to ban Muslim entry is 'disqualifying,' Republicans who don't renounce support pledges 'also disqualified.'
White House officials condemn Donald Trump's call to ban Muslims from entering the United States.
White House spokesman says the administration has concluded that the two-state solution can't be reached before Obama leaves office.
White House spokesman objects to Netanyahu's reported plan to take away ID cards from Jerusalem Arabs.
United States admits a recent Iranian missile test was a violation of a UN resolution, but says nuclear deal will not be affected.
White House spokesman urges Israelis and Palestinians to restore calm amid ongoing terrorism.
White House spokesman says Iran is cooperating with UN inspectors, doesn't address fact that Iran self-inspected Parchin.
White House spokesman says Iran will only see sanctions relief if it complies with the nuclear deal.
White House welcomes support in the Senate for Iran agreement, says it will keep working with lawmakers to more backing.
White House spokesman believes there is enough support in Congress to sustain a veto of a resolution to reject Iran agreement.
Press Sec. claims on national TV Obama didn't compare Republicans to Iranians chanting 'death to America' - and gets corrected.
White House threatens Syrian regime not to interfere with US-backed groups after Al Qaeda affiliate kidnaps soldiers.
Senior Iranian official says Washington violating nuclear deal by stating that military option is still on the table.
White House spokesman says military options remain available regarding Iran, but the administration is pursuing diplomacy first.
Press Secretary Earnest bobs around whether Obama will lift arms embargo on leading terror sponsor, finally admits the issue is 'opaque.'
White House spokesman says that while an agreement with Iran is close, negotiators should come home if key issues not resolved soon.
White House reaffirms Israel’s right to self-defense after UN report on Gaza, adds it awaits "further outcomes" of Israel's investigation.
Press Secretary Earnest welcomes passport ruling at Supreme Court, saying it gives president authority to recognize borders.
White House reaffirms Washington’s support for Israel's right to defend itself after Israel retaliates for rocket attack on Ashkelon.
White House concerned over the fact that undeclared traces of chemical weapons were found in Syria.
White House spokesman says Texas shooting is still under investigation and it's too early to determine if ISIS was responsible.