According to Nielsen, over the last several years fewer and fewer Americans have bothered to watch the SOTU address.
The president knows sweeping legislation will likely fail. But he signaled he's ready to use executive orders to get things done.
Former President Bill Clinton reportedly spoke of Seeger as “an inconvenient artist who dared to sing things as he saw them.”
Here are a few of the key issues that the science and technology sector will be paying attention to on Tuesday night.
Let's just say some Republican candidates would benefit from a course in basic anatomy or human sexuality.
The president will field questions from the American public in a Google+ Hangout Jan. 31, following his State of the Union address.
Major energy companies in the U.S. aren't the only ones pushing for approval of the controversial pipeline.
The conservative/tea party figure says he now regrets something about his past work on a popular talk show on Fox News.
As House GOP leaders prepare their immigration "principles," some conservatives fear they'll just hide behind the Democratic Senate bill.
NASA's call for instrument proposals that will be used on the Mars 2020 rover mission exceeded the space agency's expectations.
It's no longer a surprise to see Tea Party Republicans call for Obama’s impeachment. But when one calls for his execution, it's a bit more noteworthy.
Sarah Palin quoted Martin Luther King, Jr. Monday before asking President Obama to stop "playing the race card."
The United States has offered full support of its air and naval assets to the Russian government.
The rapper explains the three things that helped him deal with the fallout from the 2009 MTV Awards scandal.
Obama’s comments on the concussion controversy likely to raise some eyebrows.
What will football fans think of Obama’s view on the dangers of football?
The conventional wisdom argues that a little more sensitivity would go a long way electorally. But the Republican Party still doesn't get it.
In the most-anticipated development, Obama announced he will end the telephone metadata collection program “as it currently exists.”
Congress gave its final go-ahead to the spending bill Thursday but not before some last-minute drama held up the decision.
The president is expected to call on Congress to set limits on the NSA's surveillance programs -- some may see a parallel with Eisenhower.
The war fund got fatter, but the Afghan Security Forces Fund was reduced by billions -- and other strange twists in the 2014 spending bill.
The U.S. is reducing carbon emissions and coal-fired power plants are being phased out, yet many states continue to be net coal importers.