The day President Obama dreaded is finally here
As the president wraps up his last year in office, he said the prospect of Malia leaving is the most stressful
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As the president wraps up his last year in office, he said the prospect of Malia leaving is the most stressful
In other recent elections, candidates have considered their party's sitting presidents to be more a liability than an asset on the campaign trail
CBS News' Julianna Goldman reports the video endorsement was taped before Tuesday's primary results were in
President to meet with Bernie Sanders Thursday; tells Jimmy Fallon he expects Democrats to unify "over the next couple of weeks"
Sanders vowed to fight on Tuesday night, but made some behind-the-scenes moves indicating he's aware the race is effectively over
The White House says he's not prepared to make a public endorsement quite yet
The call occurred as Hillary Clinton is on the verge of securing the delegates needed for Democratic nomination
The president sends holiday wishes and draws a sharp contrast with the words of the presumptive Republican nominee
He said that the U.S. remains the most powerful nation on earth
Back in 2008, Clinton shifted to a more conciliatory tone toward then-Sen. Obama when it became clear she was unlikely to catch up
Book contracts and speaking engagements could easily bring in millions in annual income after he leaves office
A woman threw a metal object over the fence on the north side of the complex
Ron Johnson, R-Wisc., praised Trump on "Face the Nation" for his plans on border security and combating ISIS
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It's now acceptable for mainstream elected officials and candidates, as well as law enforcement, to say we can't "arrest our way out" of the nation's drug problem
He is first sitting U.S. president ever to visit site of the 1945 atomic bombing, where he says the memory of the attack "must never fade"
On eve of Obama's history-making visit to Hiroshima, a look at video shot by the U.S. military in 1945 shows what it was like after it was hit with an atomic bomb
President won Nobel for pledge to work toward nuclear disarmament, so why so little progress in 7 years?
And speaking at G7 summit in Japan, president says international colleagues' concerns about likely GOP nominee are well-founded
Did you know the Defense Department uses a 1970s IBM computer system to send emergency messages and floppy disks to store data?
President said dropping Vietnam arms embargo nothing to do with China's assertive moves in South China Sea, but Beijing's not buying it
They are planning to rent a home in the Kalorama neighborhood, according to a report
A CBS News analysis on which candidate was more reliant on superdelegates to clinch the nomination
U.S. and Vietnam reach agreement that will see the Peace Corps set up English-language training programs in the country's two largest cities
The president is on a week-long trip to Asia, which includes stops in Vietnam and Japan