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The spooking of America
Today, Barack Obama sets forth on yet another mission by an American President to heal his nation. How much more divided, more vitriolic, poisonous an atmosphere he confronts now than those who went before him.
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President Hosni Mubarak tells Egypt he will not seek re-election in September, but Barack Obama says the time for change is now. It means the protests will continue, reports Jonathan Rugman in Cairo.
Today, Barack Obama sets forth on yet another mission by an American President to heal his nation. How much more divided, more vitriolic, poisonous an atmosphere he confronts now than those who went before him.
Exclusive: Barack Obama repealed the “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” ban on openly gay US soldiers this week. Channel 4 News reveals two former British personnel were offered MoD compensation for their cases.
The Republicans have won control of the House but President Barack Obama’s Democrats have retained the Senate in the United States midterm elections.
I’m on the ground in Washington DC ahead of tomorrow’s Mid-Term Elections. One man’s name, Barack Obama, will not be on the ballot but his presence, performance, and personality will be somewhere between the lead of the pencil and the slash of the cross as people vote in every state in America.
Some of President Barack Obama’s chief advisers do not think the current strategy for Afghanistan is going to work, according to a new book.
Gary Gibbon blogs on Prime Minister David Cameron’s first official trip to the United States and his meeting with President Barack Obama.
Gary Gibbon looks ahead to tomorrow’s white House meeting between Barack Obama and David Cameron.
Us president Barack Obama has been in power a year – but, as Sarah Smith writes, with falling ratings there is not much to celebrate.
The general sense since Harris became the presumptive Democratic nominee is that she has rejuvenated the party’s base, increasing support among Black and Hispanic voters, women, and the young.
The political bombshells have been dropping so thick and fast here, it’s almost impossible to keep up.
We spoke to Cornell Belcher, a political strategist and pollster who worked for the Democratic Party on both of Obama’s presidential campaigns.
With the Democrats worried that Joe Biden’s campaign troubles could ruin their chances of winning the November 5 election, Biden insists he will stay on, but many want him to step down. So who could replace him?
The Bangladeshi economist Muhammad Yunus has won fans around the world for creating a system of lending money to poor people to start small businesses.
In the US, control of both the House and Senate are in play.