Joe Biden
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After explosion on Thursday, vice-president speaks to King Hamad bin Isa al-Khalifa as political crisis puts kingdom’s ties to US and Gulf states in jeopardy
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At Arlington, president says ‘We need to be there when veterans need us’, while Delaware national guard names HQ after Beau Biden, son of vice-president
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The vice-president urged state and local politicians to continue fighting for stricter gun laws and touted the White House’s push to develop ‘smart guns’
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Vice-president praises coming together of men and women on the battlefield and salutes class president for coming out as gay
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The vice-president drew on his humble origins to trumpet the administration’s new overtime rules and pitch for a Democratic senatorial candidate
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Vice-president’s public remarks show continued strain between the countries in the wake of Iranian nuclear deal
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US vice-president condemns attack that left one dead and 11 wounded in incident that happened when his wife was with their grandkids at nearby beach
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Three separate attacks by Palestinians, one of which killed Tennessee graduate student Taylor Force, come at start of visit by US vice-president Joe Biden
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The Academy Award ceremony saw a plethora of principled statements from the winners’ podium – with more than #OscarsSoWhite in their sights
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Singer, whose song Til It Happens to You was nominated for best song, was introduced by Vice President Joe Biden – and endorsed by Kesha
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Though the US government disputes it, new evidence shows a link between service in Iraq and Afghanistan and cancers and untreatable bronchial illnesses
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Syrian Kurdish party opening a Moscow office marks new nadir in relations, and could lead to Turkish forces crossing border
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There’s a gloomy feeling in the air as world leaders and business chiefs gather at the World Economic Forum in Davos
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The vice-president said he would push for more funding and use his influence to ‘break down silos’ to cure the disease, which took his son’s life last year
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Goal may seem lofty but leading US cancer researchers and doctors say the state of research offers very real hopes of more breakthroughs
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In his final State of the Union address, Barack Obama said he would launch a new national effort to cure cancer, with Joe Biden leading the mission
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Speaking at the National Counterterrorism Center in Washington on Thursday, the president insisted Americans should feel safe but ‘we have to be vigilant’
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In an eight-minute statement, Obama revealed a change in emphasis from his recent Oval Office address and rare details on special forces operations
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Vice-president embarks on weeklong tour of colleges as he pens open letter to students urging them to ‘change the culture that asks the wrong questions’
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Vice-president says he would have not joined presidential race to stop Clinton and reveals talk with late son Beau about running was no ‘Hollywood moment’
I can't wait to see what Joe Biden does next