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Washington Post Staff Writer Is it conceivable that Barack Obama won't run for reelection? You never got a sense that Obama had to be president -- for most of his life, the notion that an African-American could live in the...
By Ken Blackwell on 11.24.09 @ 6:08AM The Norwegian Parliament can't build a "spite fence" between themselves and the United States. Apparently, Jimmy Carter's vaunted concern for human rights did not extend to refusing to...
Obama and Dems on Health Care: No Need to Rush Politics Daily (blog) Shortly after Senate Democrats on Saturday night succeeded in winning a party-line 60-39 vote that allows their health care reform bill to reach the Senate...
Washington Post: Listening to President Obama and his Chinese counterpart this week, it was hard to tell who was Hu. One is the leader of a great democracy. The other is the head of a repressive regime. But as the two men faced...
ABC News’ Rick Klein reports: Any chance that creating job creation can count as a created job? The stimulus package, that early presidential victory that's cost so much, has provided President Obama with its own set of...
Thursday, November 19, 2009 Listening to President Obama and his Chinese counterpart this week, it was hard to tell who was Hu. But as the two men faced reporters in Beijing's Great Hall of the People, Obama deferred to the...
November 2009 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat after arriving in Beijing, he squeezed in a brief family reunion of sorts with his half brother, Mark Okoth Obama Ndesandjo. Ndesandjo shares a father with the president -- the late...
Here is video of President Obama being interviewed by CNN's Ed Henry. Obama was asked about whether he met with his half-brother who lives in China. Obama said he "does not know him well," but that he met with him for about...
In an interview with CNN in China, President Obama opened the possibility to not running for re-election in 2012 -- something that no president has done since Lyndon Johnson. Here's what he said: "You know, if - if I feel like...
"Do you trust President Karzai?" CNN's Ed Henry asked U.S. President Barack Obama during his visit to Beijing, China. "President Karzai has served his country in important ways," Obama responded. " When he first came in, there...
