President Barack Obama
Obama will push economic rebalancing on China trip
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama will seek to reinforce the U.S. desire for more balanced global growth during his trip to Asia this month, administration officials said on Friday. Full Article
China a tougher sell for West on trouble-spots
BEIJING (Reuters) - President Barack Obama will be seeking China's backing over North Korea and Iran when he visits this month, but Beijing appears increasingly assertive about what Western pressure it accepts or rejects. Full Article
Three percent fix
A few years from now, when our economy has regained its stride, we may look back to a little-noticed announcement that spurred the resurgence. Commentary
First hundred days
In his first one hundred days, President Obama has shown himself to be one of the most radical U.S. presidents in history. Commentary
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Obama manages expectations in stress tests
After a rocky rollout of a bank rescue plan last winter, Obama is showing the White House learned a valuable lesson. Full Article
Obama takes a measured approach
Obama takes a pragmatic, arms-length approach to dealing with the presidents of Afghanistan and Pakistan. Full Article
No company relocation flood from tax plan
Obama plans to tighten rules allowing companies to defer paying taxes on profits made overseas as long as those earnings are ploughed back into the foreign subsidiaries. Full Article
Obama's pick may not shift Supreme Court
From social issues to business disputes, Obama's replacement for retiring liberal Justice David Souter will allow him to leave a mark on the U.S. Supreme Court -- but may not dramatically shift its balance of power. Full Article
100 days in, Obama is a man of many hats
From reluctant CEO to chief U.S. medical adviser, Obama has showed how many hats he wears during his early days as president. Full Article
Many challenges overshadow Africa
Despite Africa's high expectations inspired by Obama's election, issues on the world's poorest continent have hardly featured on the U.S. president's agenda. Full Article
In swine flu, Obama faces big domestic test
Obama faces his first domestic emergency with the flu outbreak and sees yet again how fresh challenges can erupt from the unlikeliest of places. Full Article
Obama reveling in power unseen in decades
Obama is reveling in presidential power and influence unseen in Washington for decades, after barely 100 days in office.. Full Article
Obama leading ideological shift
Far more than anything else, Obama's first 100 days have been marked by an ideological shift to traditional Democratic policies in tackling the recession. Full Article
Obama builds foundation
Obama has used his first 100 days in office to set a base for the rest of his presidency. Time will be the judge of how successful those days have been in resolving major challenges. Full Article
Obama-isms
Within his first 100 days as President, we've seen Barack Obama's facial expressions change between victory, contemplation and assertion. Slideshow
Fit for presidency
President Obama is engaged in more than the state of the nation - he's engaged in physical activity. Slideshow
Getting creative
Photographers capture unique photos of the President, with the use of reflections, framing and interesting backgrounds. Slideshow
The power couple
Holding hands, a tender embrace and a gentle kiss are just a few of the ways President Obama and first lady Michelle express their loving relationship in the public eye. Slideshow
