
Mr.President gathers his thought during a meeting with Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner. They must have a discussion about the economic meltdown and financial crisis.
He returns a chair to its place after a meeting in the oval office.
Mr. President often replies many letters by his own hand.
Mr. President and Vice President join lunch in the private dining room. Two men find a meeting time once a week if they are in town.
Gordon Brown speaks with Obama during G20 meeting. They must discuss the global economic stimulus package.
He made unexpected visit to Iraq to meet with American troops, commanders, and consult with Iraqi leader. He told the Congress that he will plan to withdraw most troops by the end of August 2010 and combat mission will end. But, there will be about 40,000 troops remain to to assist the Iraqi military and protect the diplomats and civilians serving in the U.S. embassy in Baghdad. They will be withdrawn gradually by the end of 2011. That's not much different than the long-range plans of the military under the Bush administration. He plans to remove all US forces out of Iraq by 2011, unless the US was requested to leave troops at the request of the Iraqi government.
During his news conference, President Obama answered the question which was asked by journalist of The New York Times, Jeff Zeleny.
What has surprised him about the office, enchanted him, humbled him and troubled him the most?
pictures courtesy of Time Magazine and Baltimore Sun

















