White House flip flops on Bin Laden killing. Again

White House flip flops on Bin Laden killing. Again

Four days after the death of Osama Bin Laden, the story continues to change as the American government flip-flops on the events of Sunday's assassination. As the tale continues to take on new forms daily, Lt. Col. Anthony Shaffer says the US needs to "clean this up, one way or another." Shaffer champions the release of the Bin Laden death photos that President Obama has decided to remain classified, saying "This was done in the name of the American people. They have the right to know what they did."

White House invites conspiracy theories

White House invites conspiracy theories

White House Press Secretary Jay Carney held a briefing with the media on Wednesday afternoon to relay President Barak Obama's decision not to release photos of Osama Bin Laden taken after his Sunday night execution. This announcement marks the government's latest flip-flop on the matters surrounding the al-Qaeda leader's death. Now, some well known politicians and figures are saying that the government's latest decision only invites conspiracies.

Raw Video: Crowds Cheer Outside White House

Raw Video: Crowds Cheer Outside White House

Hundreds of people gathered outside the White House, cheering and chanting after President Obama's announcement that Osama bin Laden was dead. (May 1)

White House: Health Care Repeal 'Not Serious'

White House: Health Care Repeal 'Not Serious'

The White House is dismissing a vote by House Republicans to repeal the new health care law, saying it's not "a serious legislative effort." (Jan. 18)

Obama Chooses Daley As Chief of Staff

Obama Chooses Daley As Chief of Staff

President Barack Obama has picked William Daley as his new chief of staff, calling him an experienced public servant, devoted patriot and friend. (Jan. 6)

Obama Taps Daley As Chief of Staff

Obama Taps Daley As Chief of Staff

President Barack Obama is hiring William Daley to be his chief of staff, choosing a veteran political manager with Wall Street ties to direct an operation now steaming toward re-election mode. (Jan. 6)