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It seems that, more than any other president in recent history, Barrack Obama provided inspiration for numerous books attacking him and his policies.

Cuban Fidel Castro made a suggestion for American people: vote for a robot this November. Former Cuban President, in his latest op-ed, stated that "90 percent of voting Americans, especially Hispanics, blacks and the growing number of the impoverished middle class, would vote for the robot." While the current US political scene stands divided between Obama and yet unknown definite Republican candidate, a robot would certainly be a novelty. Now, if we are to consider HAL9000 (Artificial Intelligence from 2001:A Space Odyssey) as a serious candidate, we should compare him to the current White House incumbent in a imagined debate.

US President Barack Obama on Tuesday gave high-level support to pro-democracy protestors in Ukraine, declaring in a primetime speech that they should have a say in their country's future direction.

US President Barack Obama sought Tuesday to protect diplomatic advances that brought Iran to the table for nuclear talks from Congress' attempts to slap more sanctions on Tehran.

As Syrian peace talks in Geneva appear to flounder, President Barack Obama on Friday vowed to apply more pressure on the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.

Barack Obama praised France's unpopular President Francois Hollande as a leader of courage Tuesday, and wined and dined his solo guest at a lavish state dinner.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel and US President Barack Obama in a phone call condemned Russia's moves to annex Crimea but said "a clear path" remains to solve the crisis diplomatically.

President Barack Obama departs Washington late Monday on a trip to Europe ringing with historic echoes, where sudden turbulence has rocked the political and security order and reshaped his foreign policy.

US forces will complete their withdrawal from Afghanistan by the end of 2016, President Barack Obama has said, unveiling a plan to end America's longest war.

WASHINGTON, Dec 20, 2014 (AFP) - US President Barack Obama on Friday warned North Korea it would face retaliation for a crippling cyber attack on Sony Pictures over an irreverent film comedy that infuriated Pyongyang.

President Obama and Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke Monday, just hours after Secretary of State John Kerry announced plans to "accelerate" talks with Iran over a nuclear deal.

BRISBANE, Australia, Nov 15, 2014 (AFP) - President Barack Obama on Saturday said the United States cannot "carry the world economy on our back" and urged G20 leaders to work harder to create jobs by revving up growth.

All Republican candidates got slammed in the latest article by RT (Russia Today). In the same article, RT states that Russia actually does prefer to do business with Obama.

While Obama tries to bring Israel to accept his point of view, he receives support from quite unexpected and unusual friend - Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Khamenei.

"John McCain creates an instant headline with some of his firmest language yet to distance himself from President Bush. 'Sen. Obama, I am not President Bush … if you wanted to run against President Bush you should have run four years ago. I will take this country in a new direction.'"

Obama's loss of control over the political agenda threatens to make his presidency irrelevant.

President Obama is expected to mark his first trip to San Francisco since taking office with a Democratic Party fundraiser next month

It happened. President Barack Obama signed HR 347 into law, making it a federal offense to cause a disturbance at political events. After signing NDAA, now president signed another freedom-limiting bill. He might not be the one who created or suggested these bills, but he is surely the one to make them into a law.

When the Dalai Lama came to Washington in 2009 on one of his frequent lecture tours, Barack Obama didn't invite him to the White House as the new president sought to start on the right foot with China.

South Africa on Saturday began preparations to host US President Barack Obama and other world leaders eager to pay their respects to Nelson Mandela during 10 days of mourning for the anti-apartheid icon.