BARACK OBAMA

Critics say a draft trade deal would empower companies trying to overturn domestic laws. Obama officials say otherwise.

Silicon Valley giants say enough's enough when it comes to bulk collection of American metadata.

The bill is expected to pass in the House but still faces opposition in the Senate.

Oil prices surged as traders worried about fighting in the oil-rich Middle East getting out of control.

The U.S. wants major powers to reach a detailed political understanding with Iran by March 31 to clear the path for a long-term nuclear accord, a senior U.S. official said.

Republican leaders in Congress criticized President Obama's 2014 prisoner swap in light of desertion charges brought against Bowe Bergdahl.

The documents included material on informants and plans for future anti-terrorism operations in the region.

Passing a budget should be easy, but some last-minute maneuvering showed that it wasn't.

The Army sergeant will be charged with desertion and misbehavior before the enemy. He allegedly left his post in Afghanistan in 2009 and was later captured by the Taliban.

The U.S. Army is expected to announce the charges against the American POW freed in a prisoner swap with the Taliban.

Scott Walker may be conservative, but two years ago he supported giving illegal immigrants citizenship.

Criminal justice reformers want President Obama to "ban the box" for federal employers and contractors.

Many in Washington, lawmakers included, are relieved to be working with a different Afghan president.

Traffic from Ted Cruz-related domains is still not being directed to the presidential candidate's official site.

While the former president can lend his fundraising prowess, it's unlikely he'll play a public role.

The first lady was on Tuesday's airing of the game show "Jeopardy" to talk about healthy eating habits.

President Obama also said that there is a "clear, substantive challenge" to U.S.-Israel relations.

The city manager position is the first to be filled, following several resignations prompted by a U.S. Department of Justice report.

The tech giant spent $16.8 billion last year to win friends and influence people in Washington.

Obama is not likely to budge on his opposition to sending lethal aid -- unless the ceasefire is officially over.

Afghan leader Ashraf Ghani joined President Obama at the White House to announce a halt to U.S. troop withdrawals.