Presidential News

Actor Samuel L. Jackson will star in an upcoming ad called 'Wake the f--k up, Vote for Obama'. The YouTube spot, supporting President Obama’s re-election bid, was paid for by the Jewish Council for Education and Research Super PAC.

Moscow - RT was granted the very first public interview with President Vladimir Putin since his presidential inauguration. The interview gives an extremely interesting insight into Russia's views on various important world issues.

Jerusalem - President Shimon Peres voiced his political views against an Israeli solo attack of Iran's nuclear project, provoking sharp rhetoric from the Prime minister's office staff. The President's position is representational and not a policy making office.

Paris - In a report released by Mediapart, they state that French President Nicolas Sarkozy was sponsored by Muammar Gaddafi to the tune of 50 million euros.

The French Republic woke up this morning with quite a hangover, after the surprising result National Front candidate Marine Le Pen achieved in the first round of France’s 2012 Presidential Election.

Washington - Poking fun at the current presidential elections, the video shows an interview with Obama's chief strategist, where the interviewer trips him up at every step with amusing results.

Washington Post has released the article, “Cain’s longtime ties to controversial Koch brothers’ group key to his surging presidential bid,” with Cain’s entire political platform under the Koch organization, Americans for Prosperity.

Nothing has hit the news quicker than the fact New Jersey Governor Chris Christie “may” be entering the GOP presidential race, despite his continuous denials. One of the more popular men in politics, the Republican party feels Christie is the man.

Donald Trump, a real estate and media mogul, has decided not to run for President in 2012. After much media controversy, "The Donald" has decided to withdraw his name from the ticket.

Veteran politician Newt Gingrich publicly speculated about running for president, but he'll have to go up against other GOP stars such as Mitt Romney and Sarah Palin.