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New $1 coins are stacked together during an event launching its circulation in New York

Obama Administration Cuts Off Production of Presidential Coins

The U.S. Mint will cut off mass production of presidential $1 coins, making just enough to meet demand for collectors, Vice President Joe Biden announced at a Cabinet meeting.

Obama Meets Iraq's Maliki at White House on Monday

U.S. President Barack Obama meets Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki in the White House in Washington

As U.S. troops prepare for departure from Iraq, President Barack Obama and Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki met at the White House Monday for talks focusing on the future relationship between the two countries.

Army-Navy Game 2011: Midshipmen Rule, But Army Fights to the End

Playing in a new venue in Maryland, the president was on hand to see Navy win its 10th straight in the historical series, as the Midshipmen rushed for 296 yards and took advantage of three Army turnovers to win 27-21. But the game was closer than many expected, as Navy had to kick two fourth-quarter field goals to hold off the scrappy Black Knights.

Army-Navy Game 2011 Score Update Halftime: Midshipmen, Black Knights Tied Up

Though Navy controlled much of the first half of the game, Army has stormed back, tying the score 14-14 at the half. President Barack Obama was on hand for the coin toss.

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Joe Biden: U.S. 'Stands in Solidarity' with Greece

Biden met with Greece President Karolos Papoulias on Monday before beginning talks with new Greek Prime Minister Lucas Papademos. Biden arrived in Greece after traveling from Turkey. This week is seen as crucial for the struggling Eurozone. Italy's new government unveiled austerity measures that European leaders hope will be the start of a turning point in the struggle to keep the euro intact.

For Iraqis, Violence Still Part of Life Too Much of the Time

Iraqis are wary on how their country will fare once the Americans leave. The Americans are seen as an occupying force by many, but welcomed by others who believe they act as a buffer amid the country's still-volatile sectarian mix.

Demonstrators march against Syria's President Bashar al-Assad in Deir Balaba near Homs

Two Dozen Killed in Fresh Syrian Clashes

At least two dozen people have died in renewed fighting in the northern part of Syria between security forces loyal to President Bashar al-Assad and members of the Free Syria Army (FSA), amid fears the country is descending into a state of civil war.

As U.S. Military's Final Day in Iraq Nears, Biden and Maliki Talk Friendship

The withdrawal of U.S. military forces from Iraq by Dec. 31 will mark the beginning of a historic new phase in relations, Vice President Joe Biden said Wednesday in Baghdad.

Joe Biden Makes Surprise Iraq Visit on Eve of Troop Pullback

Vice President Joe Biden made a surprise visit to Iraq on Tuesday as U.S. troops prepare for a complete withdrawal from the country.

Obama v. Bush? Poll Reveals President Would Win Race Against W.

President Obama is expected to face a tough reelection campaign in 2012, but a new poll found there is one Republican he would easily beat: former President George W. Bush.

Michelle Obama Booed At NASCAR, What About Laura Bush? [VIDEO]

First Lady Michelle Obama was booed at a NASCAR event on Sunday.

New York, Delaware AGs to Complete 'Critical' Part of Mortgage Crisis Probe Soon

State attorneys general Eric Schneiderman of New York and Beau Biden of Delaware have teamed up to investigate mortgage crisis.

Jobs report hints at some improvement

Hiring slowed in October but the unemployment rate hit a six-month low and job gains in the prior two months were stronger than previously thought, pointing to some improvement in the still-weak labor market.

Rubio, Clinton Could Be Presidential Game-Changers in Florida

The common wisdom is that next year's election will be a referendum on President Barack Obama, but it could actually be the vice presidential candidates who decide the outcome, according to a Suffolk University poll of Florida voters.

Joe Biden’s Daughter Engaged to Wed

During a speech on Friday in Wilmington, Del, Joe Biden repeatedly referred to his “future son-in-law.”

World waits for Saudi king to announce new heir

Saudi Arabia on Wednesday awaited the appointment of the new heir to King Abdullah, widely anticipated to be veteran Interior Minister Prince Nayef.

Rick Perry Tax Plan: Touting Job Creation, Perry 'Doesn't Care' If Plan Is Huge Tax Cut for Rich

During a CNBC interview on Tuesday, Gov. Rick Perry said the huge tax breaks to the wealthy offered under his new flat-tax plan is necessary for job creation.

Terror Threats Against U.S. Ambassador in Syria: What Does this Mean for the Future?

Tensions rise between the U.S. and Syria as diplomats are called home.

Joe Biden for President in 2016? Vice President Does not Dismiss Running

Could Vice President Joe Biden be eyeing a run for President in 2016?

U.S. Vice President Biden attends a discussion with U.S. and Chinese business leaders at Beijing Hotel in Beijing

Joe Biden's Jobs Bill Remarks on Murder, Rape Get White House Support, GOP Rebuke

White House Press Secretary Jay Carney defended Vice President Joe Biden's remarks about rising rates of murders and rapes as police departments shrink due to budget cuts.

Biden, Reid Say GOP Opposing Jobs Bill to Hurt Obama’s Re-Election Chances

Both Vice President Joe Biden and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., have ramped up their attacks on the GOP while promoting legislation to save thousands of jobs for teachers and first responders.

Will Gadhafi's Death Help Obama in 2012?

While 2011 marks the death of two notorious terrorists, Osama bin Laden and Moammar Gadhafi, it is still unclear how President Obama's involvement in these events will affect his re-election in 2012.

Mitt Romney Campaign Judicial Adviser: Women 'Aren't Discriminated Against Anymore'

Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney's legal adviser and failed U.S. Supreme Court nominee Robert Bork says he still believes that the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment should not apply to women.

Visitors gather around the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Memorial in Washington August 26, 2011

MLK Memorial Dedication in Washington, DC [PHOTOS]

Thousands gathered with U.S. President Barack Obama Sunday to remember and carry on the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. at the dedication of the national memorial.

Hillary 2012 Rumors Swirl, But Clinton, Biden Deny Presidential Ticket Change

U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's popularity has fueled speculation that she will be President Barack Obama's running mate in 2012.

Hollywood stars tape PSAs for military families

Steven Spielberg, Tom Hanks and Oprah Winfrey have lent their collective star power to First Lady Michelle Obama and Dr. Jill Biden to create public service announcements on behalf of the nation's military families.