CHICAGO – President-elect Barack Obama spent the campaign fighting the notion that he’s an unabashed liberal. Now he can point to Exhibit A: a Cabinet that’s a middle-of-the-roader's dream. ...

Three months after being sworn in to a second term, President Barack Obama has nearly completed his Cabinet overhaul. But the White House is taking fire from critics complaining about a lack of ...

But first, NPR's Mara Liasson has this story on the near completion of the president's second term Cabinet. MARA LIASSON, BYLINE: President Obama had faced some criticism when some of his first ...

But in the past several months, no fewer than five members of Obama's Cabinet have been out to Alaska ... a roundtable on Alaska's mega-gas line project, as did Transportation Secretary Anthony ...

President Obama, facing a limited window of time to enact an ambitious second-term agenda, is rounding out his Cabinet with relative outsiders and empowering them with more policymaking ...

A sense of excitement followed President Barack Obama Thursday during his stop in ... there was in this White House visit was supplied by Cabinet secretaries who spread out across greater New ...

leaving Mr. Obama with one less woman on his cabinet at a moment when he's coming under scrutiny for assembling a second-term team dominated by white men. Solis' departure follows the news of ...

I was on NPR’s San Francisco affiliate on Friday discussing Obama’s cabinet picks. My top point: The Clinton and Daschle picks have to be seen in concert. Sending Hillary to Foggy Bottom ...

Flashing back to Obama’s cabinet selections from 2009, it’s definitely clear that an enormous amount of diversity will not be reflected as the White House makes room for a new administration.

UPDATE: This claim was accurate when President Obama said it. As you can see below in the original item, it is indeed unprecedented to have three Cabinet members from the opposite party.