Will Obama make history with his second inaugural speech?
Incumbent presidents don't have much success in making the history books the second time around
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Incumbent presidents don't have much success in making the history books the second time around
As the president embarks on his second term, here's how Washington is celebrating
Malia and Sasha Obama heading into another four years of a life fiercely protected but incomparably public
2,000 extra officers from across country drafted in to control crowds, with as many as 700,000 expected to attend
From the children of President John F. Kennedy to President Barack Obama, here's a look at first daughters who have grown up in the White House
The president was sworn in by Chief Justice John Roberts at the White House; inaugural ceremony takes place Monday
San Antonio Mayor and his twin brother in Congress on the changing face of Texas politics
David Plouffe says the president plans to negotiate more with Congress in his second term
David Plouffe says Algerian government should not be faulted for its tactics ending the hostage crisis
President Obama will be sworn in just before Noon ET today; inaugural ceremonies to be held Monday
Looking back from the start of his second term, the president partially kept - and broke - some of the promises he made during his first inaugural address
Defense secretary's time in the Pentagon came at a critical moment — dominated by the fiscal crisis and a struggle to protect defense budget
Forty years and roughly 55 million abortions later, the Supreme Court ruling's legacy is the opposite of consensus
Martin Luther King III talks about his father's legacy, Obama's inauguration, and service to others
Historian Doug Wead talks about what life has been like for Malia and Sasha Obama and what the future may hold for them