Barack Obama

No American with a preexisting condition like asthma or cancer can be denied coverage.

Mr. Putin's decisions are not just bad for Ukraine. Over the long term, they're going to be bad for Russia.

Solar is a vital component of the Administration's all-of the above strategy.

Michelle and I send our deepest and heartfelt condolences to the families of the victims of the tragic ferry sinking off the coast of the Republic of Korea.

71 million Americans with private insurance have gained coverage for at least one free preventive health care service.

We need to move on to something else.

Each time Russia takes these kinds of steps that are designed to destabilize Ukraine and violate their sovereignty, that there are going to be consequences.

It's well past time to move on as a country and refocus our energy on the issues that the American people are most concerned about.

Up to 129 million Americans with pre-existing conditions no longer have to worry about being denied health coverage or charged higher premiums.

Russia needs to take immediate, concrete actions to de-escalate the situation in eastern Ukraine.

Last year was a record-breaking year for new solar installations.

The leaders stressed that Russia needs to take immediate, concrete actions to de-escalate the situation in eastern Ukraine.

I am committed to making 2014 a year of action.

Ukraine is a sovereign nation that has deep historical roots with Russia.

We will look for the Russians to quickly follow through on their commitments in Geneva in this regard.

The United States and Europe are prepared to take further measures to impose costs on Russia if this de-escalation does not occur in short order.

Millions of people, like the woman I just described, we're helping because of something we did.

Our commitment to South Korea is unwavering in good times and in bad.

The Russians generally have not been respecting the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine.

105 million Americans no longer have to worry about having their health benefits cut off after they reach a lifetime limit.

We now know that the number of Americans who've signed up for private insurance in the marketplaces has grown to 8 million people—8 million people.

It's a matter of political will. It's not any longer a matter of policy.

The bottom line is, under the Affordable Care Act, the share of Americans with insurance is up, the growth of health care costs is down.

The truth is that we build off of what folks have done previously.

I think we can agree that it's well past time to move on as a country.