President Trump on Saturday attended the annual Army-Navy college football game at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, where he handled the coin toss and met with players before the game. Before he arrived ...

Donald Trump is attending Saturday's Army-Navy game to continue a long-running tradition for sitting U.S. presidents, and he also participated in the ceremonial pregame coin toss. His form was, well, ...

PORTLAND, Ore. — Oregon Sen. Jeff Merkley introduced a bill to block President Donald Trump from placing his image on a proposed $1 coin planned for the nation’s 250th anniversary. The bill, ...

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Coinbase Global (COIN) stock appears poised to pass $400 based on Coinbase’s revenue growth and ambition to earn a national bank charter. However, ultimately COIN stock’s fate will depend on the ...

Steve Jobs will represent California as one of the $1 coins minted for the 2026 American Innovation collection, and it will have an inscription of "Make Something Wonderful." Apple's influence on ...

The Treasury Department said it is working on a $1 coin featuring President Trump's image to mark the 250th anniversary of U.S. independence next year, although the design isn't final. A U.S. Treasury ...

The Treasury Department's mock-up of the one-dollar coin with the image of President Donald Trump. Trump bucks may be closer than you think. The U.S. Treasury Department has taken the next step toward ...

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The U.S. Treasury Department is considering a $1 commemorative coin bearing President Donald Trump’s likeness in honor of America’s 250th birthday—and to celebrate the president, too. U.S. Treasurer ...

Members of the U.S. military have long had a tradition of giving or exchanging “challenge coins.” The medallions have no monetary value; they come in various shapes and sizes, but most are about the ...