During National Charter Schools Week, we recommit to supporting innovation in teaching and learning at high quality charter schools.

It's unacceptable to have 11 million people in the United States who are living here illegally and outside of the system.

We can no longer wait to fix our broken immigration system.

We need your passion and your patience, your skill and experience, your determination to reach every single child.

I hereby proclaim May 2 through May 8, 2010, as National Charter Schools Week.

The depth of experience these individuals bring in economic and monetary policy, financial regulation, and consumer protection will make them tremendous assets at the Fed.

Dr. Dorothy Height deserves a place in this pantheon.

Our future depends on how we raise and prepare the next generation, and America's epidemic of childhood obesity requires our immediate attention.

She understood that the movement gathered strength from the bottom up.

Our Nation's future depends on the education we provide to our sons and daughters.

Our greatest contribution is what we do for the next generation.

I encourage all Americans to reflect upon and renew our commitment to our legal traditions.

Passing the legislation is a critical step in restoring our Government to its rightful owners, the American people.

In the 21st century, a world class education is our best avenue to prosperity.

The theme of this year's Law Day, 'Law in the 21st Century: Enduring Traditions and Emerging Challenges,' reminds us to draw upon and adapt our time-honored legal traditions to meet the demands of a global era.

We remain committed to moving forward with the process in the United Nations.

there's no question that Congress must pass financial reform legislation to strengthen oversight and accountability and taxpayer bailouts of huge financial firms, and prevent the excesses that have contributed to the deep recession that…

we're going to provide more of that relief in the form of reduced principal payments.