President Barack Obama moved the Martin Luther King Jr. bust into the Oval Office in 2009. Trump kept it during his first ...

President Obama spoke on live TV from the Oval Office on Sunday night to tell the world that the United States will not take the threat of terrorism sitting down. So he didn't sit down.

President Barack Obama gradually has made the Oval Office his own. To varying degrees, each president puts his own imprint on this celebrated workspace. Even the smallest change - Obama's ...

Editor's note: The White House initially announced that President Obama would speak from the Oval Office in an address to the nation on the Syria crisis on September 10. On Tuesday evening ...

Obama and Bush will be the only ones in the Oval Office when they meet. White House press secretary Dana Perino said Monday that she could not offer a detailed preview. "It's just very private ...

President Obama has left the Oval Office for the last time – making room for Donald Trump. Asked for any final words for the American people, he replied simply: “Thank you.” A little earlier ...

President Barack Obama brought renewed attention to the Oval Office with his Tuesday night address to the nation on Iraq. But as the days and weeks pass, what the president said in the Oval Office ...

President Obama turned to a venue he doesn’t like to discuss a subject he would rather avoid. His decision to speak on the terrorist threat from the Oval Office, just days after the deadly ...

President Obama chose the Oval Office as the site for his 18-minute address on the Gulf disaster to underscore the gravity of the situation, and to let the American people know that he is on the job.

On May 20, 2011, inside the Oval Office and before the cameras, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu lectured President ...

WASHINGTON -- President-elect Barack Obama, in his first-ever visit to the Oval Office, will meet with President Bush Monday for 90 minutes in a "tone of cooperation," despite sharp attacks on the ...