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Obama to lead key rallies as Virginia, New Jersey gear up for polls

Former President Barack Obama will headline rallies Saturday for Democrats running for governor in Virginia and New Jersey, corralling voters ahead of elections that may signal the national mood 10 months into Donald Trump's second presidency and a year ahead of midterm elections that could reshape it. Republicans in those states are stumping as well on the final weekend of campaigning before Tuesday's elections, but without the national star power. And on the west coast, California advocates are making a final push ahead of a statewide referendum over whether to redraw the state's congressional map in Democrats' favour. The effort backed by Gov Gavin Newsom is part of a national redistricting battle that began when Trump urged GOP-run states to help him keep a friendly House majority in 2026. Obama, the Democrat whom Trump succeeded when he first assumed the presidency, will appear first Saturday with Virginia's Democratic gubernatorial nominee Abigail Spanberger in Norfolk. Obama

Obama's production company Higher Ground to end exclusive deal with Spotify

Higher Ground is reportedly negotiating with Amazon's Audible and iHeartMedia, the media reports said late on Wednesday

Rahul Gandhi has nervous unformed quality about him: Obama in his new book

This is the first of two volumes, it starts early in his life, charting his initial political campaigns, and ends with a meeting in Kentucky where he is introduced to the SEAL team

Barack Obama condemns Trump for leaving Paris climate deal

Barack Obama released a statement denouncing Trump's move as one that "rejects the future"

Obama's stock market legacy is hard to beat

US stocks delivered far better returns under Obama than almost any previous president

Obamas send their final Christmas message from White House

Barack Obama re-capped his time in office, saying US is stronger than it was when he succeeded Bush

Indian steps address key concerns of our nuclear industry: US Govt

Says it is now over to US firms to make the commercial determinations

Obama 'confident' TPP will be ratified in US despite opposition

US President says that the trade deal will be beneficial for America as well as the region

Obama administration opposes Congressional move to condition aid to Pak

A White House statement in this regard came as the bill made its way to the House of Representatives