Topic: David Axelrod

Obama vs. Fox News: Now, the gloves are off

White House official Anita Dunn said Fox News was an 'arm of the Republican Party' Sunday. It's the latest example of how the network and the Obama administration are at 'war.'

Obama’s Olympic flop: Was trip to boost Chicago’s bid a mistake?

Chicago's Olympics elimination in the first round is a blow to Obama's prestige. But the president, criticized for jetting off to Copenhagen at a crucial time, has no regrets, says an adviser.

A 'right-wing conspiracy' against Obama? Clinton says yes.

Bill Clinton said the same right-wing conspiracy that targeted him is targeting Obama. Across the political spectrum, conspiracy theories are everywhere these days.

Republicans discouraged by Obama's healthcare speech

For GOP lawmakers on Capitol Hill, the takeaway is that the president and the Democrats are poised to move without them.

Can Obama get healthcare momentum back?

The administration is reviving several tactics that helped him get elected. But the opposition is aggressive, and Congress won’t be back in session for weeks.

Gibbs: Glass more than half full on healthcare

Obama's gift to the pope? It's definitely not an iPod.

White House salaries: Whose check is biggest?

Forget Obama, we're hoping to see Gossip Boys

At the annual White House Correspondents' Dinner -- the "nerd prom" -- Hollywood celebrities mix with the politically powerful.

Axelrod comment that tea parties are 'unhealthy' stokes militia fears

The comments could add to conservative Americans' sense that they are being either ignored or besieged but not heard.

Obama's Europe trip: 'A good opening act'

The president made few concrete gains in his first overseas trip, but helped begin remaking America's image in the world.

Obama's Speech - small crowd , mega security

To connect with ‘real people,’ Obama veers out of the Beltway

For the first two weeks of his presidency, he holed up in Washington. Now, he’s crisscrossing the US.

Obama on Biden: I don't know what he's talking about

Biden does not derail agreement on stimulus bill

What's Obama going to talk about Tuesday?

Sunday morning show lineup

Needed in Gaza: US inspectors, peacekeepers, and aid workers

We must stop lecturing – and start helping.

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Geithner headlines Obama’s economic team of familiar faces

The New York Fed president is known for his insights on ‘90s international crises.

President-Elect Barack Obama's acceptance speech

Obama aides may be smelling the smell of victory

Debate II: Can it get any more boring?

Palin rebounds in debate – but is it too late?

Her better-than-expected performance Thursday probably won’t do much for a weakened McCain campaign.

Obama inches ahead in tight race

The economy, plus questions among some conservatives about Sarah Palin, appear to be helping the Democrats.