Vice President Joe Biden apologized to President Obama for forcing his hand on finally clarifying his views on same-sex marriage, The New York Times reports. more ›

It's a good day to be Joe Biden. Not only did his support for same-sex marriage spur President Obama to come out for marriage equality, the vice president is also appearing on Jeopardy! tonight. more ›

After a three-day period in which three of his top officials endorsed same-sex marriage while his spokespeople continued the line that his views are "evolving," President Obama is expected to be asked about the topic directly today in an interview with ABC News. more ›

Vice President Joe Biden, speaking at a White House reception yesterday for Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny, couldn't make his remarks without slipping into an anecdote about his ancestors from the green and hilly isle. more ›

Alright, I'll admit it. I wasn't maniacally refreshing the Washington Times website early this morning. Fortunately, the folks over at SocialStudiesDC were, as they were able to catch this headline gaffe of massive proportions. more ›

Shortly after his Wednesday night Oath of Office do-over, President Obama motorcaded to the D.C. Armory for the final official inaugural event of an endless weekend. more ›

President-elect Barack Obama and Vice President-elect Joe Biden arrived at Washington's Union Station and emerged from the "Obama Express" at just after 6:40 p.m. this evening. The "whistle stop tour" began earlier today in Philadelphia, then stopped in Biden's home of Wilmington, Delaware, and also in Baltimore for a public event at the War Memorial Plaza. more ›

Vice President-Elect Joe Biden is a well-known train geek, so we have to assume he was involved in the decision for him and President-Elect Barack Obama to arrive in Washington on Jan. 17 via Amtrak. Sure, the Lincoln-loving Obama says he's replicating his presidential hero's journey to Washington by starting out in Philadelphia and stopping in Baltimore on his way, but Biden made the fact that he rides the train between D.C. and Wilmington almost every day one of his talking points during the campaign, so the symbolism works for both of them rather nicely. more ›

>> An early morning fire struck some vacant buildings located at 14th & Maryland. [Frozen Tropics] >> Could potential supporters of the D.C. Voting Rights bill in the Senate, such as Hillary Rodham Clinton, Barack Obama, Joe Biden and Chris Dodd, end up being out campaigning and miss the vote, thus leaving it open to a filibuster threat? [Free Ride] >> The D.C. Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs is trying revoke the business... more ›