The vice chair of the Republican Party in Wyoming is facing backlash over a racist social media post promoting harmful stereotypes about Black people that […]

President-elect Trump opened up a little about his interaction with former President Obama at the funeral service for former President Carter on Thursday, acknowledging it looked

“What you see right there is Barack Obama realizing it and realize that he kind of probably should kiss the ring, because President Trump is the most popular man in the world and probably the ...

The former president and once-again-future president, who are historically something less than besties, chatted it up before the service began. (Michelle Obama was not in attendance.)

On Tuesday’s broadcast of “Jesse Watters Primetime,” the Fox News host complained that the former first lady had already missed former President Jimmy Carter’s funeral last week. Aides to Obama, who would have been seated next to Trump at the service, said she was in Hawaii at time.

Sen. Markwayne Mullin (R-Okla.) characterized former President Obama’s interaction with President-elect Trump at the National Cathedral Thursday as an effort to “kiss the ring” of the ...

“What you see right there is Barack Obama realizing it and realize that he kind of probably should kiss the ring, because President Trump is the most popular man in the world and probably the most popular man in our lifetime around the world, and everybo ...

If you watched Jimmy Carter’s funeral, you probably noticed the shot prior to the beginning of the service of President Barack Obama and President-elect Donald Trump apparently chopping it up prior to the service honoring the 37th president.

After President Joe Biden's disappointing performance in the June 2024 debate against Donald Trump, former President Barack Obama urged Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer to convince Biden to consider stepping down from the race.

The ceremony will take place indoors but plenty of notable names will be in Washington, D.C., to participate in the festivities

The weather forecast for Monday in Washington has prompted the President-elect to take the oath of office from inside the Capitol Rotunda