Barack Obama

President Obama welcomed the US ladies' gymnastic team -- aka the Fierce Five -- to the White House on Thursday, and while they were there, he couldn't pass up the opportunity to pull his best "not impressed" face alongside McKayla Maroney.

As you've no doubt heard, Barack Obama was elected to a second presidential term last night. We have a feeling he's feeling like this right now:

The election laid bare a dual - and dueling - nation, politically speaking, jaggedly split down the middle on the presidency and torn over much else.

Regardless of how you feel about the election, funny is funny, and 'Key & Peele' is one of the funniest sketch shows on television right now. One of their signature sketches is Jordan Peele playing President Obama, with Keegan Michael Key as his anger translator Luther. Tonight they've provided their reaction to the election.

Yet, after it all, this long political road has produced a new government that looks a whole lot like the old government.

Barack Obama has won re-election to a second term as president, beating back a fierce challenge from Republican Mitt Romney.

An era of good feeling? Well, after a year of brutal campaigning there was a moment of good feeling between the two campaigns, even before the polls closed.

Thousands of people voted across South Dakota on Tuesday for president, U.S. House and various ballot initiatives. Here's what they said about why they cast their votes.

The polls are starting to close in the eastern United States, and President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney each have an early victory.

Speaking to reporters aboard his campaign plane on his last flight on the campaign, Romney said he just finished writing his victory speech on the flight from Pittsburgh to Boston.