The United States condemns in the strongest terms yesterday's terrorist attack against members of Tunisia's security forces.

My first and most important responsibility, as President and Commander in Chief, is keeping the American people safe.

I congratulate him on his election.

We will continue to provide robust security, economic, and governance support as they build upon the progress achieved since 2011.

Americans should go about their usual Thanksgiving weekend activities: spending time with family and friends and celebrating our blessings.

My Administration will implement them in a manner that avoids the constitutional conflict.

The restrictions contained in this bill concerning the detention facility at Guantanamo are, as I have said in the past, unwarranted and counterproductive.

Terrorists have sought to use fear and violence to undermine the important gains the Tunisian people have made in pursuit of a democratic, stable, and prosperous country.

We extend our deepest condolences to the families and loved ones of those killed and wounded.

It is imperative that we take responsible steps to reduce the population at this facility to the greatest extent possible and close the facility.

A strong and ambitious agreement that holds countries accountable for the emission target that they take on is necessary.

The pursuit of an international effort to combat climate change has been a hallmark of the President's foreign policy and international engagement.