A long to-do list for Obama in his second term
Now Barack Obama has secured four more years in the White House he must tackle the growing list of challenges facing America.
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'Stay in touch' says Obama as Romney drops by for lunch
The man who was, until recently, President Obama's greatest political rival dropped by at the White House for lunch today. Mitt Romney congratulated the President on his successful election campaign, and they pledged to stay in touch.
On the menu was turkey chili and southwestern grilled chicken salad.
Romney joins wife on date to see Twilight movie
Former presidential candidate Mitt Romney has been caught on camera with his wife Ann on a date to see the new movie Twilight.
Mitt and his wife and were without bodyguards and even managed to find time for a slice of pizza across the street, the website said.
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Obama to meet Romney 'by the end of the year'
President Barack Obama said he has not met his Republican opponent Governor Mitt Romney since last week's election, but that he hopes to do so by the end of the year.
We haven't scheduled something yet. I hope it's before the end of the year, though, that we have a chance to sit down and talk
Obama faces first big test of his second term
President Obama is back in Washington and back to work. Wall Street had its worse day this year as markets reacted to fears that the ongoing political deadlock between Republicans and Democrats will push America over a 'fiscal cliff' and back into recession.
Republicans say they are prepared to work with the president. Washington Correspondent Robert Moore reports:
Romney memorabilia on sale after election defeat
Cameron and Obama discuss Syria and Libya in phone call
The Prime Minister's official spokesman said that Mr Cameron's phone call with US President Barack Obama last around five minutes. He summarised the conversation as follows:
– Prime Minister's official spokesmanThe Prime Minister congratulated President Obama on his election victory after a long and hard-fought campaign.
The president spoke of the outstanding partnership between the UK and the US and said he looked forward to working with the Prime Minister on a whole range of issues in the years ahead.
They agreed they would have a longer conversation soon on a number of strategic issues, including what more the international community can do to bring an end to the conflict in Syria and to support the development of peaceful democracy in Libya.
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Cameron calls to congratulate Obama on victory
Downing Street has tweeted this photograph of the Prime Minister speaking to US President Barack Obama.
Mr Cameron congratulated him on his recent election victory and spoke about the "outstanding relationship" the UK and US share.
Kenyan twins named Obama and Romney
Twins in Kenya born on US election day have been named Barack Obama and Mitt Romney.
Mother Millicent Awuor, 20, gave birth in a hospital near the President's father's rural village and named the older boy after the Democrat and the younger after the Republican challenger.
Obama is highly popular in the east African nation and had a beer named "president" in his honour after the 2008 election.
The name Barack means blessed while Obama was the given name of his great-grandfather.
Obama to visit Burma this month - report
Barack Obama will make a state visit to Burma this month, a Burmese government official reportedly told The Associated Press.
The official said the visit is scheduled for 18 or 19 November and the US President would meet opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi and government officials, AP reported.
The newly re-elected Obama would be the first US President to visit the country.
A long to-do list for Obama in his second term
Now Barack Obama has secured four more years in the White House he must tackle the growing list of challenges facing America.
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