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The Obamas are making moves.

A moving truck was seen outside the White House on Wednesday, just two weeks before President-elect Donald Trump is due to move into the residence on Inauguration Day, Jan. 20.

CNN reporter Michelle Kosinski spotted the truck, from Moving Masters Inc., which was parked on West Executive Avenue, a street inside the White House gates near the West Wing.

After moving out of the White House later this month, President Barack Obama and wife Michelle Obama will continue living in Washington, D.C., at least until 15-year-old daughter Sasha, who is a sophomore, finishes high school,...

CNN has pulled “AC360 Later” from its primetime schedule, a spokesperson for the network told TheWrap on Friday. The Anderson Cooper-lead show, which debuted in September at 10 p.m., had been an experimental discussion-based series that never had a permanent spot on the schedule. The show was frequently bumped for breaking news, like the death of Nelson Mandela, and special programming like CNN’s documentaries and films. Also read: CNN Taps Michelle Kosinski as White House Correspondent Cooper remains host of “AC360″ at 8 p.m., and staffers on the late show are expected to be absorbed into other shows around the network.

CNN this morning named Michelle Kosinski its White House Correspondent, and Dana Bash and Pamela Brown have been given new roles as the 2014 and 2016 campaigns approach. Kosinski will join senior White House correspondent Jim Acosta as CNN’s on-air team at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. As previously announced, Brianna Keilar has been named senior political correspondent and Suzanne Malveaux returns to the nation’s capital as national correspondent. Kosinski joins CNN from NBC News as White House correspondent this month. While at NBC, she covered a range of international and national stories for the network, including the unrest in Afghanistan, Russian politics and issues, the death of Nelson Mandela, the assassination of Benazir Bhutto, terrorist threats and attacks in London, Glasgow and Germany, and the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. Kosinski was also instrumental to NBC’s Emmy-Award winning election night coverage in 2008. Prior to her work at NBC News, Kosinski received an...

Michelle Kosinski knows the right questions to ask, but this time, it was the NBC News correspondent who was asked one life-changing question. Kosinski announced her engagement today after Kimbell Duncan—a 48-year-old retired investment banker who runs the Rush Foundation to find efficient ways of stopping the spread of HIV in sub-Saharan Africa—popped the question during their getaway. And Duncan was a man with a plan. A source tells E! News that Duncan swept Kosinski away with a surprise trip to the thousand-year old castle fortress village of Eze, along the Mediterranean. While enjoying the view on Saturday, Duncan went up behind her and whispered the question in her ear with a round-cut...

U.S. networks are gearing up for a media frenzy when the news breaks that the Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton, has given birth to a child. Cable news and broadcast networks have sent correspondents to London and are prepping specials and additional coverage.  NBC News has dispatched Today news anchor Natalie Morales and Nightly News correspondent Kate Snow to London in preparation for the birth. "London Calling. See you from there whenever there's finally a royal bundle," tweeted Snow on Monday.  Story: Royal Baby: Celeb Media Prepares for 'Blowout Coverage'  The network also has correspondents Keir Simmons, Michelle Kosinski

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