Kyle Trygstad of the National Journal discusses what's next for Democrats in President Obama's last week in office.

Oakland schools anti-trump protest draws more than 1,000 students, don't blame the Presidential race polls and not a big fan or Dracula; the owner of this Romanian castle.

Foreign Policy's Molly O'Toole breaks down the remaining foreign policy goals of President Obama.

USA Today's Eliza Collins explains why Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama are tied together.

The Hill Political Reporter Jordan Fabian joins us from Philadelphia to discuss President Obama's speech and how his legacy will be based on the outcome of this election.

President Obama rallies democrats behind Hillary Clinton at DNC, Wikileaks post hacked DNC voicemails and retailers are installing bars to lure customers back to brick and mortar stores.

In spite of some "screw-ups" during the Obama administration's rule, it is hard to pinpoint any major scandal that could leave a lasting impression on the President's legacy. Ben Geman from the National Journal explains.

Sarah Westwood from the Washington Examiner with a look at how the White House dealt with Benghazi.

Byron Tau from the Wall Street Journal with more on President Obama and Hillary Clinton's latest attacks on presumptive GOP nominee Donald Trump in an attempt to keep the White House under Democratic control.

University of Maryland's Peter Morici takes President Obama to task over his economic spin.

President Obama making history at Hiroshima, Taliban's leader's death may not reduce war and New England beach-goers warned: don't take selfies with seals.

With election season in full swing, President Obama is enjoying his highest approval ratings to date. Josh Kraushaar from the National Journal explains.

Trooper shot in Richmond bus station dies, Clinton digs in as Trump moves on and no joke; April Fools' Day has been banned in China.

Trump, Cruz, Kasich back off pledges to support nominee, don't pay that medical bill. . .just yet, and this company is encouraging people to punch its smartphones.

Fox News' K.T. McFarland breaks down what shutting down Guantanamo says about President Obama's worldview.

Jerry Seib from the Wall Street Journal explains why you can't put President Obama in any political bubble.

Obama faces questions on gun policy at town hall, Dow tumbles nearly 400 points on China worries and the Packers' love affair with romantic comedies.

Russell Berman from The Atlantic explains the divergent gun laws currently in U.S. states.

Sarah Wheaton from POLITICO on a new bipartisan hurdle that is hitting Obamacare.

Julie Hirschfeld Davis from The New York Times revisits one of the most awkward events on the Washington D.C. calendar: the holiday photo shoot with the President.

Karen DeYoung from the Washington Post explains why President Obama's strategy to combat ISIS has garnered mixed reviews in the wake of the San Bernardino shooting.

Susan Page from USA Today assesses the impact that the San Bernardino shooting will have on President Obama's agenda in his final year in the Oval Office.

The Hill's Kristina Wong with reason why progressives are nervous about Obama placing ground troops in Syria.

Terror threat has 'evolved' into a new phase, Obama says, will the Fed finally raise rates now, and Santa isn't dead; newspaper says sorry for fake obituary.

The White House plans to aggressively deploy President Obama to get people to the polls for the 2016 presidential election. Mike Dorning from Bloomberg has more.