GEORGE W. BUSH

Obama's approval rating among Americans has tended to decline during summer months -- like some other recent presidents.

The SADC has called for Western sanctions to be lifted in order to ease Zimbabwe's suffering.

A professor at the University of Vermont, Anthony Gierzynski, supports claims that "Harry Potter" millennial-aged fans helped elect Barack Obama into office in 2008.

In a crackdown to curb methamphetamine (meth) production, CVS stores nationwide will soon ask for identification for customers looking to purchase nail polish remover, limit the amount available for purchase, and will not sell the acetone-based solution to anyone under the age of 18.

Here is the live stream of U.S. President Barack Obama’s press conference Friday.

George H.W. Bush’s kind act toward Patrick, a toddler battling leukemia, comes 60 years after his daughter died of the disease in 1953.

The president's approval rating peaked at 63 percent after his inauguration; it's currently at 47.9 percent.

Who likes the U.S. and who hates it? And have their opinions changed in the last decade?

Lawmakers are considering reforming the secret court that approves government surveillance programs -- but passing legislation is another matter.

Backing immigration reform doesn't guarantee Latinos will switch to Republicans, but it keeps the GOP in the national race.

The new Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board could have more influence than many are currently giving it credit for.

Dividends and stock repurchasing programs continued well into the banking crisis in 2007, the N.Y. Fed found.

"Steptoe" regularly drew a national audience of 14 million viewers, and sometimes reached a peak of 20 million.

A former judge on the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court says arguments before the court should no longer be one-sided.

The George W. Bush Institute in Dallas and the White House both have declared that the concurrent trips to Africa by two US presidents was simply coincidental

For those who lost loved ones to terrorism sponsored by Moammar Gadhafi, the wait for compensation has been long.

A former vice chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff is a target in an investigation on leaked details about a U.S. cyberattack against Iran.

Obama's visit to Africa this week could spur American economic partnerships in the region, at long last.

The White House faces a catch-22: use its influence to bring Edward Snowden back to the U.S. but avoid looking weak if it fails.

If confirmed by the Senate, Comey would succeed FBI Director Robert Mueller, who has served in that role since 2001.

Should Microsoft reach out to political consultants to help with its messaging problems after the Great 180?