Former President Barack Obama hasn’t endorsed in the contentious Democratic Senate primary in Michigan – but voters there ...

A connection with former President Barack Obama and helping craft a post-Great Recession automotive rescue plan makes for a strong resume to present to Michigan voters. U.S. Senate candidate Haley ...

Former President Barack Obama will visit Salem State University this fall as the featured speaker for the Salem State Series, ...

Former President Barack Obama took aim at the Founding Fathers ahead of America’s 250th anniversary, saying they held a "deep flaw" for their ties to slavery despite being "geniuses." "I think ...

Former President Barack Obama says President Trump has an obsession with him and that Mr. Trump “knows better” than to say “crazy stuff” to his face. By Erica L. Green See more of our coverage in your ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Former President Barack Obama addressed President Donald Trump's "obsession" with him during an episode of "All the Smoke" podcast ...

Obama said that he learned “pretty early” to “screen out the noise in order for you to understand what’s in front of you and deal with it well” Barack Obama addressed President Donald Trump’s ...

Former President Obama on Wednesday said he thinks President Trump has an “obsession” with him, existing in a “suite in his head.” “All the Smoke” podcast co-host and former NBA player Matt Barnes ...

The former president and first lady reflect on their lasting love, White House years and happy life now in an exclusive sit-down with PEOPLE to celebrate the opening of the Obama Presidential Center ...

Amid the June 2026 opening of the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago, rumors spread online that the former president's foundation "stiffed" Black and minority contractors who worked on the museum, ...

The friendship between former first lady Michelle Obama and former President George W. Bush was on display again Thursday at the Obama Presidential Center's opening ceremony in Chicago. Ahead of the ...

From left to right: Joe and Jill Biden; Barack and Michelle Obama; George W. and Laura Bush; and Bill and Hillary Clinton. Not pictured and not invited: President Donald and first lady Melania Trump.