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“President Obama is like... he is kind of a star on the show, kind of comedy star. He come in and say 'second round baby' – it started everything. It was so fun to watch. It was just so new, just so fresh”, the China man said.

Washington - At the 2013 White House Correspondents' Dinner, President Obama said he is looking to improve his image in his second term as president by borrowing a trick from his wife: Her famous "bangs" style.

Watch President Barack Obama’s speech at the annual White House Correspondents' Association on Saturday where he mixed serious talk with well-timed jabs at his Republican rivals and himself.

Why not doing your homework when entertaining clients at a 'fusion' restaurant can lead to a series of mistakes for the table.

At the White House Correspondents Dinner this weekend, Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) offered a warm charm on the appeal of his father and of the Libertarian cause on the American voting public.

At the White House Correspondents Dinner this past Saturday night, President Obama was in rare form, tapping into a charm and a humor that would appeal to any voter: his 2012 strategists should seek the permanent return of this man.

In an open forum interview with Washington Post Managing Editor Chris Cillizza at a White House Correspondents Dinner breakfast event, Senior Presidential Advisor David Axelrod spoke to the "signals" Hispanic voters have received.

Washington - Comedians performing at the White House Correspondents Dinner are faced with a difficult task of balancing the collection of audience members to roast, but SNL's Seth Meyers had plenty of material for Donald Trump.

Washington - Speaking with Washington Post Managing Editor Chris Cillizza at a White House Correspondents Dinner breakfast event, Senior Presidential Advisor David Axelrod described Obama's opposition to raising the debt ceiling when a senator as 'a statement.'

Washington - At a breakfast event kicking off the White House Correspondents Dinner and hosted by Slate, John Dickerson and Jacob Weisberg explored the reason behind the politics of Donald Trump.