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The high-wire act of being vice president

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Pence: Story on possible 2020 presidential run ‘disgraceful’

BRIDGEWATER, N.J. — Vice President Mike Pence has pushed back against a news report suggesting he is laying groundwork for a possible presidential bid in 2020 if President Donald Trump does not run.

By Catherine Lucey, Associated Press

Biden to attend funeral for slain New York police officer

Vice President Joe Biden plans to be among the mourners at the funeral for a New York City policemen gunned down last weekend.

By Josh Lederman, Associated Press

How Geraldine Ferraro changed the political outlook for women

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News Wrap: Biden visits China amid tension over air defense zone

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Examining U.S. interests in calming tensions between China and Japan

Examining U.S. interests in calming tensions between China and Japan…

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Biden rebukes China for imposing air defense zone over disputed islands

Biden rebukes China for imposing air defense zone over disputed islands…

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Dick Cheney reflects on how medical care kept him active despite heart disease

Dick Cheney reflects on how medical care kept him active despite heart disease…

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Venezuela Celebrates Lasting Legacy of Divisive President Chavez

Matt Frei of Independent Television News reports from Caracas, Venezuela, where President Hugo Chavez will be embalmed and remain permanently lying in state. Crowds lined up more than a mile to bid goodbye to their leader. World leaders including Iran's…

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Biden: U.S. Will Use Military Action if Necessary to Stop Iran’s Nuclear Program

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