Are incumbent Dems avoiding being seen with Obama?

U.S. President Barack Obama congratulated Indonesia's President-elect Joko Widodo earlier this week and said the election outcome, in which Widodo defeated former army General Prabowo Subianto by about 8 million votes, indicates the commitment of ...

Tea Party conservatives and the White House have finally found an issue they can agree on: impeaching Barack Obama. There was a time when impeachment was a serious issue, the ultimate check in the American constitutional system against abuse of ...

The Senate's most vulnerable Democratic incumbents, caught in the crosscurrents of immigration reform, are urging President Barack Obama to show restraint in using his executive powers to slow deportations. Obama is locked between a progressive ...

President Barack Obama will headline upcoming fundraisers for House and Senate Democrats, with more big dollar events starring the president being planned before Election Day, according to Democratic insiders. Obama will get top billing for an Aug.

Ask Dr. Politics! You are fair and we are unbalanced! Dear Dr. Politics: Is President Barack Obama going to be impeached? Answer: Only if the Republicans go totally nuts. Which means it's possible. Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.) has said: The ...

Voters are wondering about the return policy for their gifts : A new poll finds Mitt Romney would beat Barack Obama if the election were held today. A congressman saved a child from choking to death, eliciting condemnation from Republicans who ...

New Hampshire Senate candidate Scott Brown said Monday he's not on board with any effort to impeach President Barack Obama. There is no appetite for impeachment for the president, Brown, the former Massachusetts Republican senator, said on Fox ...

WASHINGTON, July 22 (UPI) -- President Barack Obama excited many Washingtonians Monday after he made a definitive statement supporting D.C. statehood. Speaking at an event in the Northwest quadrant of the city, Obama was asked what he thought of ...

CINCINNATI, OHIO - With President Barack Obama no longer on the ballot, Republicans are courting blacks anew, while Democrats need African-American voters more than ever. In key Senate races in Georgia, North Carolina, and Louisiana this fall, ...