Former President Barack Obama is encouraging voters to elect Democratic governors in Virginia and New Jersey in races this Tuesday to rebuke Donald Trump 10 months into his second presidency

Barack Obama campaigns in Virginia amid ongoing government crisis, delivering sharp criticism of Republican Congress and Trump's handling of the federal shutdown.

Former President Barack Obama is hitting the campaign trail in Virginia and New Jersey on Saturday, speaking at rallies for the Democratic candidates in the states’ gubernatorial races ahead of Tuesday’s elections.

Former First Lady Michelle Obama and President Barack Obama face fresh allegations of marital discord, with claims that they are living separate lives.

Democrat governor candidate Mikie Sherrill declared that "New Jersey is a blue state" on Saturday in the final days of her campaign against Jack Ciattarelli.

People close to the Obamas suggest that their marriage might be in danger if Barack Obama ever tried to return to the White House, because Michelle Obama will not stand by. The news comes as political chatter circles around the idea of changing presidential term limits.

Obama’s reemergence is a reminder of the rudderlessness of the Democratic Party, which is still reeling from stinging losses in 2024.

Obama once called shutdowns 'total irresponsibility,' now Democrats face same criticism in month-long government closure over healthcare subsidies.