DAILY SNAPSHOT
Monday, June 8, 2015

All times are Eastern Time (ET)

3:00 AM: The President attends a G-7 meeting on energy and climate 

4:05 AM: The President holds a bilateral meeting with President Hollande

4:45 AM: The President attends a G-7 meeting on terrorism with outreach guests

6:25 AM: The President participates in a family photo with outreach guests

6:45 AM: The President attends a working lunch on development issues

9:05 AM: The President holds a bilateral meeting with Prime Minister Haider Al-Abadi

10:00 AM: The President holds a press conference

12:15 PM: The President departs Germany

9:20 PM: The President arrives the White House

See the President and Vice President's full schedule here.

A Walk with G7 Leaders:

President Barack Obama walks with the G7 leaders following a family photo at Schloss Elmau in Bavaria, Germany, Sunday, June 7, 2015. (Official White House Photo by Pete Souza)

See more from our "Photo of the Day" gallery here.

The Letter Senator Kennedy Sent Me:

Today, President Obama sent a message to the White House email list, in which he talks about a letter from the late Senator Edward Kennedy on the importance of reforming our country's health care system. Read the letter here -- and make sure to tune in tomorrow at 11:45 a.m. ET to watch the President's remarks on health care.

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President Obama Delivers a Eulogy Honoring the Life of Beau Biden

On Saturday, the Biden family, President Obama, and Americans across the country paid their final respects to a good man who loved deeply, and was loved in return. A veteran of the Iraq war, the Attorney General of Delaware -- and most importantly -- a dedicated father, husband, and son, Beau Biden was a compassionate and empathetic public servant who cared about what matters most in life, the people and country he loved.

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Weekly Address: Celebrating Immigrant Heritage Month

In this week's address, the President recognized Immigrant Heritage Month, an occasion that allows us to celebrate our origins as a nation of immigrants. The basic idea of welcoming people to our shores is central to our ancestry and our way of life.

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"He did in 46 years what most of us couldn't do in 146. He left nothing in the tank. He was a man who led a life where the means were as important as the ends. The example he set made you want to be a better dad, or a better son, or a better brother or sister, better at your job, the better soldier. He made you want to be a better person."