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US Vice President Joe Biden has said there would "no legal reason" preventing a tax on violent video games

Battlefield and Medal of Honor creator EA will no longer pay gun makers to depict their weapons in computer games

Ready for Hillary political action committee, memoir, and return to limelight suggest presidential bid in offing.

As the debate around games and gun violence gets louder, The Best Amendment takes a sideways look at both sides

Yisrael Beitenu kingmaker, barred from Netanyahu's new coalition cabinet, says long-running conflict cannot be fixed.

Study shows 58 percent of American adults believe in link between videogames and violent behaviour.

Beyoncé and Kelly Clarkson among performers at Washington ceremony.

Sandy Hook school massacre prompts US president to sign 23 executive orders and demand congressional action on gun control.

Amid discussions on videogame violence and gun control, the NRA has released its own shooting game called Practice Range, which is rated for those aged four and up.

Bakersfield shooting comes on day US vice-president Joe Biden says plans on curbing gun violence almost ready.

"We've succeeded in our program already" says group spokesman

Fears of recession subside after lower house approves bipartisan deal.

The deal awaits approval of House of Representatives.

Barack Obama set to meet congressional leaders at White House as optimism wanes and deadline looms.

Following the school shootings in Newtown earlier this month, games developer EA has bowed to pressure and removed links to online gun shops from the Medal of Honor website.

Anti-gun campaigners pour scorn on National Rifle Association's call for arming schools to combat shootings such as the one in Connecticut.

Obama says words 'need to lead to action' following shooting of 27 people in Newtown, Connecticut.

Housing plan that caused rift with US in 2010 revived in wake of controversial eviction decision.

John Boehner says Republican-controlled House will work with Obama to rebuild US economy - but wants President to adopt 'balanced approach'.

US President Barack Obama and Republican candidate Mitt Romney have already cast their ballot but many of their fellow citizens won't bother.

Polls show president is ahead of Mitt Romney in crucial bellwether state.

First Lady kicks off campaign to capture early and absentee votes by tweeting: I couldn't wait for election day.

Republican says Obama has not done enough to thwart Iran's nuclear ambitions but Biden says sanctions working.

Obama says the choice is between two different paths rather than two individuals.

President says he has unfinished business in White House, and Republicans have nothing new to offer.

After recently coming out in support of same-sex couples, Obama campaigners release YouTube video challenging Mitt Romney over his opposition to gay marriage.

Obama is the first sitting US president to openly support legalisation of same-sex marriage in potentially explosive announcement.

Hacktivists embark on fresh campaign to legalise marijuana in US.

US Vice-President Joe Biden who is currently visiting the UK, could have got his itinerary changed due to a typo in his schedule.

The high profile visit to the White House is mainly seen in political circles as a rapport-building exercise to bridge the "trust deficit" between the two nations.