Obama says there is 'no legal basis' for Trump election challenges

Barack Obama's biggest successes as president has nothing to do with governing. On Monday's episode of , the 44th president revealed how his mid-life success impacted how he and his wife, Michelle Obama, kept their daughters, Malia, 22, and Sasha, 19, grounded.«My political success happened late… At 40, I had just lost a congressional race, maxed out on my credit cards.

Running for president isn't just hard on the person vying for the job—just the process of a campaign is draining and difficult for the candidate's family, too. That's why, when Barack Obama first approached his wife, Michelle Obama, with his desire to run for the top political office in the U.S., she was clear that she didn't want him to do it.

Barack Obama says he ran for president against wife Michelle Obama's wishes -- and is still in the «dog house» for it. The former commander in chief sat down with Stephen Colbert to promote his latest book,, where he joked that his wife hasn't forgiven him.«Her initial response was 'No,'» he recalled about telling her he was thinking about running for president.

During his tenure as the 44th President of the United States, a lot of things kept Barack Obama up at night. If it wasn't Afghanistan or the economic crisis on his mind, it was his strained marriage to First Lady Michelle Obama.

Barack Obama is revealing a surprising goal Michelle Obama had as first lady. In a digital cover story for , the 44th president explains why his wife once opted out of a beach day with him and their youngest daughter, Sasha."'This is one of my main goals as first lady.

Former President Barack Obama says the controversy sparked by his infamous comments about white working-class voters being “bitter” and clinging “to guns or religion” still nags him because it misconstrued his genuine sympathy for the same people who perceived him to be out of touch. Obama made the comments in a passage from his new book, “A Promised Land,” the first volume of his presidential memoirs, released Tuesday.

Former President Barack Obama described the Sandy Hook shooting as the "saddest day" of his presidency but, he said, "when Congress failed to do anything in the aftermath," it also became "the angriest" he ever was. "I was disgusted and appalled by the inaction.

Michelle Obama recently looked back on her husband Barack Obama‘s peaceful transition of power to Donald Trump after the 2016 election amid the current president’s attempts to change the results of the 2020 election. For the unversed, Trump continues to claim that he won the election, even though the election has been called for Joe Biden.

Donald Trump‘s increase in votes from Black male voters in the 2020 US election could in part be attributed to “the bling, the women, the money” in rap music.During an extensive interview with The Atlantic, the former president suggested that comparisons can be made between the way in which Trump values success and the opulent displays of wealth often portrayed in the genre’s music videos.“It’s interesting: people are writing about the fact that Trump increased his support among Black men [in

Michelle Obama is looking back on her husband Barack Obama‘s peaceful transition of power to Donald Trump after the 2016 election amid the current president’s attempts to change the results of the 2020 election.

Michelle Obama is no longer keeping mum about her disappointment of President Donald Trump's antics following the presidential election. Though former Vice President and Democratic nominee Joe Biden was officially declared the President-elect on November 7 following a grueling, drawn-out election, President Trump has yet to concede from the presidential race.

Former President Barack Obama joined Gayle King onCBS Sunday Morning,where he reflected on his time in the Oval Office, teased his upcoming memoir and reacted to the election that resulted in Joe Biden being declared the President-elect.

Savannah Guthrie is looking back at the Trump Town Hall, particularly her “crazy uncle” comment.

Alexandra Del Rosario Associate Editor/Nights & WeekendsFor better or worse, Today show co-host Savannah Guthrie turned heads in October when she faced President Donald Trump during NBC’s Town Hall.During the telecast, which notoriously aired the same time as Joe Biden’s town hall on ABC, Guthrie turned the town hall into an interview with the president, peppering him with questions about his COVID-19 strategy, his tweets and more.

In a preview clip of an interview on CBS'60 Minutes,Barack Obama discussed President Trump's widespread claims of election fraud with journalist Scott Pelley, noting that Republicans are going down a "dangerous path." Asked about the root of the claims and their impact, Obama said that they "appear to be motivated, in part, because the president doesn't like to lose and never admits loss.

Former President Barack Obama is reacting to President Donald Trump‘s continued baseless accusations of election fraud upon his loss to Joe Biden in the 2020 presidential election.

Ted Johnson CBS News released the first excerpt of its interview with former President Barack Obama, his first TV sitdown before the publication of his memoir Promised Land next week.Asked by Scott Pelley about President Donald Trump’s refusal to concede and his claims of election fraud, Obama said, “I’m more troubled by the fact that other Republican officials who clearly know better are going along with this, are humoring him in this fashion.