This Could Save First-Time Homebuyers Hundreds of Dollars:

Making homeownership more secure has always been one of the President's top economic priorities -- and the housing market has greatly improved since President Obama took office. Home sales and values are up, and home building has more than doubled since 2009.

But mortgages need to be more accessible and affordable for creditworthy families. That's why the President announced today that the Federal Housing Administration is reducing annual mortgage insurance premiums, which will help 250,000 American families buy a home over the next three years.

See how the President's policies have helped the housing market recover -- and get the facts on today's announcement.

The President Speaks About America's Auto Industry -- the "Heartbeat of American Manufacturing"

Yesterday afternoon, President Obama stopped by the Ford assembly plant in Wayne, Michigan to talk about the auto bailout, and the resurgence of America's auto industry over the past few years.

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President Obama Responds to the Attack in France

Following yesterday's tragic shooting at the offices of Charlie Hebdo magazine in Paris, President Obama strongly condemned the attack, and offered the Administration's thoughts and prayers to both the victims of the attack and the people of France.

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The Faces of Health Care: Deborah K.

Thanks to the Affordable Care Act, health insurance companies are now required to cover pre-existing conditions -- meaning Deborah was able to get covered.

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All times are Eastern Time (ET)

12:45 PM: The President delivers remarks

1:25 PM: The President departs Arizona

5:35 PM: The President arrives Joint Base Andrews

5:50 PM: The President arrives the White House