Two major polls released this week indicate that President Obama's job approval and support has fallen below 50 percent for the first time since he took office.

The Obama administration will propose oversight of the nations light-rail and subway systems, suggesting state agencies have been negligent in ensuring passenger safety.

While in China for a brief official state visit, US President Barack Obama met with his half brother Mark who traveled to Beijing from Shenzhen where he is living and doing consultancy work.

You may not know Philip Matthews, but over the next generation or so you will see him everywhere. That's because, according to experts, he represents in many ways the new face of America.

United States President Barack Obama sat down with CNN's Ed Henry in China on Wednesday to discuss Sarah Palin's new book and the 2012 Presidential elections.

With unemployment firmly above 10 percent and a comprehensive health bill looming in the Senate, President Obama warned that without debt-reduction measures the U.S. could enter a double-dip recession.

Despite his departure from CNN Lou Dobbs still has plenty to say about everything and anything. He debated with Bill O'Reilly on whether President Barack Obama is "the devil."

The Obama administration has taken the unusual step of publicly rebuking Israel for the approval of 900 new homes on the West bank. A White House spokesman said the approval made its efforts to restart peace talks more difficult.

Conservative opponents of the Obama administration and a Democrat-controlled Congress have taken the battle to the nursery schools of the nation.

FOX News announced this morning that Senior White House Correspondent Major Garrett will interview President Barack Obama in Beijing Tuesday night, EST (Wednesday morning in Beijing).

By holding civilian trials for 9/11 suspects in New York instead of military tribunals at Guantanamo Bay, President Obama is taking a great many risks, some of which may cost him and many liberal Democrats their political careers if things go wrong.

Barack Obama is making his way through China, speaking out about freedom of speech and other issues as Chinese authorities keep a close watch.

During his ongoing visit to China, U.S. President Barack Obama admitted he has never used Twitter. His statement may come as a surprise to those following the president on the social media platform, as his account is one of the most popular on Twitter.

Attending the APEC summit in Singapore, Barack Obama has backed a plan to put off the tough decisions on climate change until next year at the earliest. These decisions should have been made at the upcoming Copenhagen climate change talks in Denmark.

U.S. President Barack Obama will arrive in Shanghai tonight to start his three-day visit to China. His popularity in the country is obvious as millions of Chinese netizens have raised tons of questions regarding his policies and personal life.

The young people of China are excited to be able to meet the new American President they've heard to much from and about. Barack Obama has charmed a good portion of them, but there are still some naysayers.

U.S. President Barack Obama tours Asia, applauding China's success and promising that America will happily participate in the growth and stability of the Asian continent.

On his first day in Japan, Obama declared himself "America's first Pacific President," dodged the subject of the Hiroshima bombing but said he would be honored to visit there, and praised Chinese exceptionalism as strongly as he has downplayed ours.

American veterans who served in Afghanistan have asked President Barack Obama to not pour more troops into Afghanistan. The message was timed to coincide with Veterans Day, November 11.

In his first State of the Union address, President Obama is planning to outline a more pragmatic approach to spending and deficit reduction - a move that could very well finish any hard-charging approach to cap and trade legislation.