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Weekly Address: Honoring the American Worker

The President talks about his fight to make America work for the middle class and make sure hard work is rewarded -- rather than greed and recklessness .

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Prepare for Hurricane Earl
As Hurricane Earl approaches, check weather reports and get prepared!
Back to School Resources on USA.gov
Find links on school lunch programs, immunizations, child care, helping your child succeed at school, and much more!
Free Entrance at National Parks August 14-15
National Parks across the U.S. will offer free admittance August 14-15. Enjoy the views and recreational activities at a park near you!
USA.gov Search -- Check Out the Improvements
If you haven't tried USA.gov Search lately, you'll notice some changes. It's now 9 times faster; it offers search-as-you-type functionality; it provides better visibility of high-value content; and more!
Immunization Awareness Month
Are your kids' vaccinations up to date? Review the 2010 immunization schedules for children and adolescents.

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OUR FIRST LADIES

The position of First Lady carries no official duties, so each First Lady has served her nation according to her own wishes and interests. Some have played an active role in policy-making, some have devoted themselves to humanitarian and charitable work, and others have focused on family and social responsibilities. Learn more about America's First Ladies.

18th Century

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