Barack Obama

Southern Tier peace and justice activists have held weekly demonstrations in front of the Binghamton Federal Building for several years.

On most Monday afternoons, a small group of people holding signs will spend about an hour near the corner of Henry and State streets to express their concerns about United States foreign policy

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It's February. The groundhog has provided us with The State of Winter, so it's time to move on to The State of Just About Everything Else.

President Barack Obama will deliver his State of the Union Address Tuesday night to outline what he views as the top priorities as he starts his fifth year in office

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Binghamton Mayor Matthew Ryan is one of several hundred mayors from across the United States who today called on President Obama to take steps to address gun-related issues in the aftermath of the Connecticut school shooting

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Early Tuesday morning governor Andrew Cuomo received word from the White House that President Barack Obama had signed a major disaster declaration for New York.

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The three Presidential Debates are in the books and there are just a few weeks until the election.  Both candidates, as well as their running mates, have spent 6 hours in the spotlight over the past three weeks to present their platforms and ideas

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The Second Presidential Debate between President Barack Obama and Governor Mitt Romney took place at Hofstra University on Tuesday evening.  It appears that the President had a much better performance in this debate than in the first one

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Tonight, WNBF News' Sean Holbert Live-Blogged during the Presidential Debate in Denver, CO.  You can find the transcript of that blog below.  Feel free to leave comments on the debate below.  Also, take the poll at the bottom of the page and let us know who you think did the best in the first of the three Presidential Debates

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