Obama: Augusta National should admit women

“The president’s answer to this question is ‘yes.’ His personal opinion is that women should be admitted to the club,” Carney said.

McConnell tells Obama to lay off the Supreme Court

In a noon speech today to the Rotary Club of Lexington, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell continued the GOP counteroffensive, telling the president to “back off” the Supreme Court.

Obama reflects on Jews' struggles in Passover wishes

The president wishes Jews a happy Passover

Party leaders clash over gender gap between Obama, Romney

Leaders of the RNC and DNC are warring over women.

Jobs poll predicts good news for Obama

Gallup is out with a new unemployment survey showing joblessness continues to drop, falling half a percent last month.

W.H. aide leaves to join Axe firm

A top communications aide who helped with the president's messaging on jobs, health care and financial reform has left the White House to join David Axelrod's firm.

Obama campaign wants to train army of women

The Obama campaign is hoping to train an army of women at the DNC's national issues conference in Washington, D.C., later this month.

Your morning speed read

morning speed read

Obama campaign rebuts Romney criticisms

The Obama campaign pushes back against assertions by Mitt Romney that the president wants big government.

Remainders: Religion and Darwin

A round-up of leftover links from the day.

RNC accuses Obama of recycling speech

My college Dylan Byers reports that the Republican National Committee is accusing President Obama of recycling his Tuesday speech on the House Republican budget from a 2011 speech.

Obama: Saturday biggest fundraising day so far

On Saturday, the campaign scored more contributions than ever before in a single day.

Muslim Brotherhood delegation meets with White House officials

Members of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood had a meeting with U.S. officials including W.H. staffers.

Preacher wears hoodie to White House breakfast

Chicago preacher wears hoodie to White House prayer breakfast.

Romney trails Obama among Hispanics in Nevada

President Obama leads Mitt Romney among Hispanics in Nevada – even with Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval on the ticket.

Obama widens lead over Romney among swing state independents

President Barack Obama has expanded his lead over Mitt Romney to nine points among independents in swing states, according to a recent Gallup poll.

Obama talks Easter lessons at breakfast

POLITICO's Kim Hart reports on the breakfast for the home page:

The story of 'Fired up! Ready to go'

The story of 'Fired up! Ready to go'

Water main breaks on White House grounds

Water main breaks on White House grounds

Michelle Obama to appear on 'The Colbert Report'

The first lady will speak to the Colbert Nation next week.