Obama goes on economy road show
President Barack Obama will meet with families in Des Moines, Iowa, and Richmond, Virginia, Wednesday as he continues a multi-state tour to talk about economic issues.
Obama: Republicans Haven’t Been Honest
In Iowa, President Takes Tough Questions and Defends His Economic Policies
Bush Institute Plans School Principal Program
New Initiative from Former President and First Lady Would Offer Educational Programs to Current and Future School Leaders
Sacked Moscow mayor fears Stalinism
Long-time Moscow Mayor Yuri Luzhkov accused President Dmitry Medvedev of leading the country back into Stalinism a day before he was sacked, a letter in a Russian magazine showed Wednesday.
Carter to Remain Hospitalized for Observation
Former President “Feeling Normal” But Will Continue Under Medical Care After Receiving Treatment for an Upset Stomach
Carter held overnight for observation
Former President Jimmy Carter is expected to resume his book tour Wednesday, after spending the night in a hospital with an upset stomach.
Video: Obama Rallies Youth in Wis.
President Obama rallied a crowd of at least 15 thousand people at the Univ. of Wis. in a speech beamed to more than 100 college campuses across the country. Chip Reid reports.
Obama Takes "Backyard" Campaign Tour to Virginia
President Carried Historically Republican State back in 2008, but Many Voters Reverting to Old Loyalties
Visiting Turkey
Content by Mitch Osborne
Two years ago I took one of the absolute best trips. My boyfriend and I decided to go to Turkey for two weeks after watching a special about Istanbul on our DirecTV. I would have never even thought to visit this country, but I am so glad that we did. It was one of the best two weeks of my life and I loved everything that we did while we were there. The country had so much to offer. From the beautiful beaches to the amazing cities, each day we were surprised and excited to find something new.
We spent most of our time in and around Istanbul while we were there. We visited some amazing museums, ate wonderful food and visited beautifu l mosque. By far my favorite thing about Istanbul was all of the history that the city has. There were so many beautiful old buildings that all had an amazing history and story behind them. The architecture in the city was much more than I had ever expected. Since I didn’t know much about Turkey, I was blown away by the beautiful sky line of the city and all of the amazing shops and homes.
Obama to Young Voters: Stick With Me
President Rallies Youth Vote in Wisconsin Ahead of Midterm Elections, Tells Them not to Lose Heart
