An Earthquake with a 4.1 magnitude rattled a few unsuspecting visitors in Tokyo, including President Obama.  The Quake happened around 4:30 am Friday. A few members of the White House Press Corps who were either up and working, or having difficulty adjusting to the time change, felt a quick jolt that lasted for no more than 2 seconds. White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs said he felt it. President Obama was awake and reading briefing papers and was not disturbed. The President and the White House reporters traveling with him are staying at the Hotel Okura, near the US Embassy in Tokyo. No damage or injuries were reported. Low-intensity earthquakes are fairly common in Japan, due to its proximity to the Pacific Rim of Fire.

Protesters aren't the only ones clamoring outside the White House these days...

The City of Pittsburgh gets ready as Leaders from the G-20 Industrial Nations arrive.  Security is very tight and thorough.  Portions of the Downtown area have literally been locked down, as businesses, workers, and citizens deal with the inconvenience of hosting a World Summit.  

President Obama visited the Twin Cities in Minnesota for a Campaign-style Rally to discuss his new Health Care plan.  Fox News talked to some in the audience to see what they wanted to hear.

Get your answers to the first set of questions posed by our blog viewers.  Fox News White House Cameramen Brian, Craig, Bryan, and Ed give you an inside look.

Major answers questions to some of the more popular topics that you have submitted.  

The Obama's make a rare public appearance to pick up lunch at "Nancy's" in Oak Bluffs.  See what the tourists had to say.

Presidential Dog Bo Obama makes a visit to Martha's Vineyard with his family.  The residents and tourists of Oak Bluffs hold their first ever Dog Parade in honor of Bo.