Obama gets tough with Wall Street - Asbury Park Press

WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama stepped up his campaign against Wall Street on Thursday with a far-reaching proposal for tougher regulation of the biggest banks. \"We have to get this done,\" Obama said at the White House. \"If these folks want a ...

LEAD: Obama shows willingness to visit Hiroshima+ - Big Hollywood

U.S. President Barack Obama showed willingness Thursday to visit the atomic-bombed city Hiroshima during his meeting with visiting Hiroshima Mayor Tadatoshi Akiba. Akiba, who met Obama at the White House with around 230 members of the U.S. Conference ...

Perez Hilton: Diddy Wants Obama To Be His Daddy

\"I ain\'t going to lie - if God said I could pick one person to be my father, I\'d want to be Sean Combs Obama. That\'s how dope he is. I hope heads this interview and adopts me. I wouldn\'t even have to be in the will. I got my own money.\" ...

Obama's Earnestness in Copenhagen - The Washington Note

New America Foundation/Middle East Task Force Director Daniel Levy and pollster Jim Gerstein discuss a new survey of Israeli attitudes toward Obama, Netanyahu, and the peace process. ...

Santa to use Yellow Room chimney: Obama - ninemsn

President Barack Obama says he expects Santa to use the Yellow Room chimney to make his White House entrance this year. Singer Gloria Estefan interviewed the ... of the care she gives his daughters, Malia and Sasha. And because she takes his side ...

Copenhagen climate summit: Obama, Chinese move forward in talks - Syracuse Post-Standard

View full size The Associated Press President Barack Obama speaks at the morning plenary session of the United Nations Climate Change Conference at the Bella Center in Copenhagen, Denmark, today. COPENHAGEN — A clearly frustrated President Barack ...

Obama Makes "Step Forward" in Copenhagen - CBS News

President Obama is expected in Copenhagen, Denmark for the climate summit in an attempt to reduce worldwide greenhouse gas emissions. Sheila MacVicar reports. (CBS/ AP) Updated at 8:24 a.m. Eastern . The White House reported \"a step forward\" in ...