Obama called for a world without nuclear weapons on Friday as he became the first sitting U.S. president to visit the site of the Hiroshima atomic bombing.

President Obama began his Asia trip in Vietnam on Sunday — his first visit to the country sharing a complicated political and military history with the U.S.

Amid questions over whether the Saudis play a role in supporting the 9/11 hijackers comes a push to declassify 28 pages of a congressional report.

Twice in the last week President Obama has made forceful statements decrying the GOP front-runner’s “wackier” positions.

Donald Trump has questioned why the 28-nation alliance even still exists, but the president calls it “the cornerstone of our collective defense.”

The video of 106-year-old McLaurin meeting the Obamas received nearly 11 million views on the White House’s Facebook page hours after it was uploaded Sunday.

Obama’s top advisers held a series of meetings Monday with Muslim and Sikh religious leaders to discuss the fallout their communities are facing.

Over the next few days, President Barack Obama will tread gingerly on a receding glacier in the Alaskan Arctic.

“Today, we’re announcing new public and private-sector commitments that will add new solar capacity on more than 40 military bases.”

Flags will fly at half-staff at the White House and on federal grounds through sunset on Saturday to honor the service members killed last week.