President Obama

Depending on your point of view, President Obama will either be seen as the worst President in our history; or a guy who can’t win no matter how hard he tries – if he tries at all! And this time, the hubbub has to do with his non-salute of two Marines with a coffee cup in hand while exiting from the Presidential helicopter...

If the beheadings of 2 American journalists and various reports of extreme brutality against ethnic minorities isn’t enough to spur us into action against the enemy known as ISIS - then what will? God forbid it be another attack on the homeland – which is always on the minds of many Americans, and certainly those of us who live in the shadow of New York City...

Not everyone is impressed by meeting the president apparently.

Is it right to change the name of a landmark for a President when it was named after a completely different President in the first place?

As our 44th President nears the end of his administration, there will be platitudes – as well as admonishments over the previous 8 years. One item in particular has folks scratching their heads – and it has to do with the renaming of a community center from one president to the current one...

A video that was taken by a local resident is causing quite the controversy in Helmetta.

The announcement that the U.S. government had secured the release of missing U.S. Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl and that it was freeing five senior Taliban figures from Guantanamo Bay has been portrayed first and foremost as a prisoner exchange. But the four-year history of secret dialogue that led to Saturday's release suggests that the main goal of each side may have been far more sweeping.

Surveying the remnants of nature's destructive power in the country's midsection, President Barack Obama pledged Wednesday to residents of tornado-ravaged Arkansas communities that their government will stand with them until they finish rebuilding.

Barack Obama was 2 years old when Lyndon Baines Johnson sat in the East Room of the White House with Martin Luther King Jr. and signed the Civil Rights Act, putting an end to an America where schools, restaurants and water fountains were divided by race. Half a century later, the first black man to become president is commemorating what's been accomplished in his lifetime and recommitting the nati

Judi was mentioning this video on air and we wanted to post it so you could see it if you haven't already.