The President visited the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to meet with the team of scientists who have made significant progress in developing an Ebola vaccine.
In his remarks, President Obama asked Congress to approve funding to continue the progress we’re making against Ebola.
“That’s why I’m calling on Congress to approve our emergency funding request to fight this disease before they leave for the holidays,” he said. “It’s a good Christmas present to the American people and to the world.”
Find out more about the President’s remarks at NIH here.
Keeping Up with the Cabinet: Equality, Fairness, and Opportunity
The Labor Department is issuing a rule to implement Executive Order 13672, which was signed by President Obama in July, to ensure that federal contractors and subcontractors do not discriminate against employees or applicants based on their sexual orientation or gender identity.
Announcing the First Class of Climate Action Champions
In recognition of their strong commitment to the fight against climate change, the Obama administration names 16 communities as the first class of Climate Action Champions.
The White House College Opportunity Day of Action
Tomorrow, President Obama and the First Lady will join college presidents and other leaders at an event focused on expanding opportunity for students.
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