Former President Barack Obama still maintains a tradition from his first presidential campaign, according to his wife, Michelle Obama.

Tracee Ellis Ross thinks former President Barack Obama owes her an apology. “I broke up with someone, and I remember running into the former president and he was like, ‘I could have told you that,’” Ross,

For Democrats concerned about what the future holds both for their party and for the nation after their staggering 2024 losses, Obama's presence can be reassuring.

Tracee Ellis Ross shared an amusing story about her friendship with former President Barack Obama, though it carried a note of disappointment.

Former President Barack Obama has said he is "so proud" of Texas House Democrats who have fled the Lone Star State to break quorum, preventing the passage of a redistricting bill that would likely give the Republicans another five seats in the national House of Representatives.

Trump, in his second term, has ended a half-dozen wars and is today hosting a world summit at the White House to end the Russia-Ukraine war.

The story resurfaced as Tracee Ellis Ross revisited her April conversation with Michelle Obama on the former First Lady’s "IMO" podcast, where Ross and Michelle’s brother, Craig Robinson, exchanged thoughts on relationships while answering a listener's question.

The “Black-ish” star also revealed that she often goes to the former president and his wife for dating advice.

Former President Barack Obama encouraged men to have gay friends to teach their boys "empathy" and be role models, on the Wednesday episode of the "IMO" podcast with Michelle Obama and Craig Robinson. During his guest appearance on his wife and brother-in ...

During an Aug. 14 appearance on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live,' Tracee Ellis Ross revealed a time that she felt former President Barack Obama let her down as a friend. She explained that he didn't inform her that a romantic relationship she was in wasn't going anywhere.

Tracee Ellis Ross revealed President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama are some of her dating confidantes—except for one time when the former president failed her.

In response to a post on X by former President Barack Obama, Republican Rep. Eli Crane told the Democrat, "Probably best to sit this one out"