Teacher:In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Teacher: Now, understand the problem? Solve this instance: President Obama rode the same emotional rollercoaster as millions of Americans watching cable news on Thursday, as the first reports to reach him via CNN and FOX erroneously declared that the Affordable Care Act’s individual mandate had been struck down. 
  
 The president remained calm in the face of what would have been devastating news for his signature legislation, according to senior White House officials. One to two minutes passed before White House Counsel Kathryn Ruemmler entered the room flashing two thumbs up to signal that the law had, in fact, survived almost entirely intact. 
  
 Obama’s first response was confusion: Two of the four televisions in the outer Oval Office were still breathlessly pronouncing the mandate dead. But the initial shock quickly turned to smiles and hugs, the administration officials said, as the true results sunk in: The Supreme Court had upheld the Affordable Care Act, 5-4. 
  
 The president’s first phone call was to Solicitor General Don Verrilli, who was widely criticized for his performance defending the law before the Supreme Court, to congratulate him. A former constitutional law professor who had carefully reviewed the court proceedings, Obama was well aware that it was one of Verilli’s arguments, that the mandate could also be considered a tax penalty instead of an imperative to purchase insurance, that had ultimately swayed Chief Justice John Roberts, who joined the majority opinion. 
  
 Watch video of the announcements that caused the confusion: ||||| The official statement from CNN regarding this morning's inaccurate report on the Supreme Court's health care ruling: 
  
 "In his opinion, Chief Justice Roberts initially said that the individual mandate was not a valid exercise of Congressional power under the Commerce Clause. CNN reported that fact, but then wrongly reported that therefore the court struck down the mandate as unconstitutional. However, that was not the whole of the Court’s ruling. CNN regrets that it didn't wait to report out the full and complete opinion regarding the mandate. We made a correction within a few minutes and apologize for the error." 
  
 No word from Fox News, yet. |||||
Student:
President Obama had a bad moment this morning as the Supreme Court ruling on health care reform came down: He stood and watched two of the TVs in the outer Oval Office as news reports declared that the court had struck down the individual mandate, reports Talking Points Memo. A minute or two later, however, White House counsel Kathryn Ruemmler came by to flash a thumbs-up and tell him that the reports on CNN and Fox News were wrong. Dejection soon turned to hugs all around. Politico rounds up the statements from CNN here and Fox News here explaining how they got their initial stories wrong. The AP, meanwhile, got it right, and an editor had to order staff to stop gloating, according to Jim Romenesko 's blog. "Please, immediately, stop taunting on social networks about CNN and others’ SCOTUS ruling mistake and the AP getting it right," said the memo.