BARACK OBAMA

Liven up President Barack Obama's sixth State of the Union address with a game of SOTU bingo.

Lawmakers said the pencils symbolized free speech after the attack against the French satirical magazine.

Many of the world's wealthiest have convened in a luxurious resort to discuss income inequality -- and to reject higher taxes for the rich.

After fighting for an English language-only government, a senator's State of the Union response speech will be translated to Spanish.

Did you know the shortest State of the Union address lasted less than 10 minutes?

Iowa Sen. Joni Ernst, famous for her pig castration ad, will help Republicans reach out to women and tea party voters.

Tuesday's speech is expected to go light on foreign policy despite the myriad issues facing the world.

The president's proposal includes $320 billion in tax hikes for the rich to pay for $235 billion in tax breaks for the middle class.

Facebook conversations related to the State of the Union address mentioned "terrorism" more than any other topic.

The White House is live streaming President Barack Obama's State of the Union address. Here's how to watch it online.

Buzzwords that'll leave you buzzed Tuesday include "challenge," "gas prices" and "economy."

The president's approval is the highest it has been since October 2013, due to the popularity of his immigration and Cuba policies.

Syrian rebel commanders say the Assad regime is hiding stockpiles at secret underground sites.

App developers in Crimea will no longer be able to develop or submit apps to Apple's App Store.

The "Selma" cast and crew were part of a media blitz to shift attention away from its perceived Academy Awards snub to Martin Luther King Jr.'s message.

U.S. President Barack Obama is giving his sixth -- and possibly his shortest -- State of the Union address Tuesday night.

Obama will have to look beyond the policies outlined in his State of the Union address tonight to find a legacy-defining moment.

Cuba will host a U.S. delegation for historic talks later this week.

President Obama's plan to increase taxes on the rich is DOA in the Republican Congress.

More than 1,800 people pressed into a King commemoration service at the Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta.

The most people since the start of the Great Recession -- 41 percent -- said the economy is doing well.