Barack Obama

It is the policy of the United States to prepare for space weather events to minimize the extent of economic loss and human hardship.

These policies have fostered a burgeoning commercial space sector.

We have every confidence that Mr. Guterres has the character, vision, and skills needed to lead the United Nations at this critical moment.

That's what science does.

We don't listen to science just when it fits our ideologies or when it produces the results that we want.

There's a lot at stake in this election.

I launched the BRAIN Initiative to accelerate the development and application of new technologies.

But Jack's calm temperament and intellectual approach to moral arguments perfectly suited him for the fight; he knew, after all, that history was on his side.

I offer my heartfelt condolences to Her Majesty Queen Sirikit, her children and grandchildren, and the people of Thailand on the passing of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej.

We're supporting researchers working to better understand our brains—how we think and learn and remember.

He believed that civil rights was a cause for all Americans, regardless of race or circumstances of birth.

Successfully preparing for space weather events is an all-of-nation endeavor.

I also want to take this opportunity again to pay tribute to Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon for his decade of service to the U.N.

Well, I'm going to steal some ideas from what my other panelists have already said.

We need to harness new technologies that can help make our cities more inhabitable, cleaner, and more equitable.

America continues to be the world's most innovative country.

Most folks have probably heard about how this city is testing out a fleet of self-driving cars.

The United States pledges to provide our full support to Mr. Guterres when he assumes leadership of the United Nations on January 1, 2017.

I believe that consumers need a voice in Washington.

I congratulate António Guterres on his election today as the next Secretary-General of the United Nations.

And what gives me confidence is that I've met a lot of people as President of the United States, and the American people fundamentally are good, they're decent, and they're smart, and they just don't have time to follow everything.

This is going to be a ongoing problem that we have across disciplines.

His Majesty leaves a legacy of care for the Thai people that will be cherished by future generations.

The American people and I stand with the people of Thailand as we mourn His Majesty the King's passing.

The United States strongly condemns the terrorist attacks yesterday at the Azrat Qasem Mosque and Abul Fazel Mosque in Kabul.