President Obama got his largest viewership in his presidency so far Sunday night when he announced the death of Osama bin Laden. About 57 million people tuned in at 11:35 p.m. ET Sunday, compared to 52 million who watched his first State of the Union….

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57 Million Watched Obama’s Bin Laden Speech

President Obama’s new budget plan was quickly dismissed Monday by Republican congressional leaders, but the document serves as a measure of his presidency – revealing vastly diminished ambitions and practical political calculations.

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Analysis: Obama budget plan reveals vastly diminished ambitions

The centennial of his birth has prompted an elegiac re-examination of his presidency, but can’t capture the man himself.

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TV Watch: Remembering the Reagan We May Never Know

President George W. Bush got both jokey and hokey during his interview with Oprah. “A lot of people didn’t think I could read, much less write,” the former president said, without irony. Bush described the day after his presidency came to an end; “So,…

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Bush Gets Teary on Oprah

Maybe he and Taylor Swift should get together to commiserate? Former President George W. Bush tells Matt Lauer in an interview that will air November 8 that one of the worst moments of his presidency was his bruised feelings after rapper Kanye West’s…

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Bush: Kanye’s Critique ‘Disgusting’

This was really the lowest moment of President George W. Bush’s time in office? In an excerpt from Matt Lauer’s pretaped interview that will air on Monday, Bush said among the most “disgusting” moments of his presidency was when rapper Kanye West said…

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Bush: Kanye Criticism Was ‘Lowest Point’