Clinton News
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Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton refused to give it up Tuesday, keeping her presidential ambitions under wraps under direct questioning from late night talk-show host Jon Stewart on his show, “The Daily Show with Jon Stewart.”
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Dayton -
A boy wandered into an abandoned home only to discover the remains of a mummified body. The coroner stated the body was in the home for five years.
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New York -
New York is known as The City That Never Sleeps, but fans of Hillary Clinton may have taken that quite literally.
In the Media
by Brigitte Dusseau (AFP)
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Russia's Vladimir Putin remains "fixated" on reviving the Soviet empire, China's Hu Jintao was "aloof" and Iran's Mahmoud Ahmadinejad a "bellicose peacock," Hillary Clinton dishes about key world leaders in her new book.
In the Media
by Michael Mathes (AFP)
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Paris -
Russian President Vladimir Putin waded into US politics Wednesday describing former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton -- and possible 2016 presidential candidate -- as "weak" in some sarcastic comments about women.
In the Media
by AFP
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Los Angeles -
A woman rushed past security and threw a shoe at Hillary Clinton in Las Vegas on Thursday, but it missed and the former U.S. secretary of state laughed off the incident.
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Washington -
A more than 15-year old laptop doesn't go for much on eBay -- unless it's the one Bill Clinton used to send the first ever US presidential email.The still-functional laptop -- with Clinton's cheerful exchange with Space Shuttle astronaut John Glenn in ...
In the Media
by Robert MacPherson (AFP)
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Washington -
America is getting a new look at an old version of Hillary Clinton, with a time capsule from the political maelstrom that tore through her life in the 1990s.The revelations are contained in notes of communications with Clinton when she was first lady, ...
In the Media
by Stephen Collinson (AFP)
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They aren't joking on U.S. comedy shows when they say no need to send Santa a list: the NSA already knows what you want. The Washington Post confirmed how the spy agency is monitoring phone calls. nationwide.
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An NBC poll indicates former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton would defeat New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie by 10 percent if the 2016 presidential race were held now.
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Washington -
Outgoing Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and President Obama sat down for a rare joint interview with CBS's Steve Kroft, which was aired Sunday night on newsmagazine show 60 Minutes. The interview was arranged at the request of the White House.
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Secretary of State Hillary Clinton argues with Republicans during her Benghazi hearing. Find out how a riverbed was discovered on Mars. A dog still turns up each day at church two months after his owner died. These are the top stories on Digital Journal.
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China criticized U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s statements supporting Japan’s administration of the Diaoyu/Senkaku islands, currently disputed by China and its neighbor, and opposing any effort to disrupt Japan’s authority over them.
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The Middle East crisis continues as Syria may have loaded chemical weapons into bombs, while Obama warns Assad against using chemical weapons against opposition forces. And US warships arrive near Syrian coast in preparation for likely combat operations.
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Obama cleans house following his reelection victory. Petraeus resigns as CIA chief, Hillary Clinton resigns as Secretary of State, and other government officials plan to depart from their positions. Can anyone replace these charismatic personalities?
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This month, the White House declines Netanyahu's request to meet with Obama, while Obama offers to meet with new Egyptian President Morsi. The damaged relationship between Israel and America has lit the fuse for Armageddon.
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Former Democratic President Bill Clinton brought the crowd at the Democratic National Convention to its feet last night with a stirring 48-minute-long speech that was reportedly fifteen percent ad lib.
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Pakistan today has ended its seven month blockade of NATO supply routes into Afghanistan following an apology by U.S. Secretary of State Hilary Clinton for a cross-border air strike that killed 24 Pakistani soldiers in November last year.
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New York -
Since its founding in 1961, USAID has continuously provided poverty relief, public health and education services targeted at the poorest. Under Herbert Hoover we helped prevent starvation in Belgium after the German invasion. Now look at the agency.
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Washington -
"Texts From Hillary," a meme gone viral on the internet, has just met its match: a dark and sinister version of its own making.
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Little Rock -
Dorothy Rodham, mother of Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, and former President Bill Clinton's mother-in-law, died earlier this month and a condolence book is open at the Clinton Presidential Library and Museum.
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On Sunday afternoon President Obama sat beside Joe Biden, Hillary Clinton and his counter-terrorism chiefs as they watched the assassination of Osama Bin Laden through a live TV feed.
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Several reports are circulating that Secretary of State Hillary Clinton plans to step down to spend more time with her family and speculations abound that Governor Bill Richardson will replace her.
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Former US President Bill Clinton was named PETA’s person of the year for promoting vegan and vegetarian eating, after he changed his diet for health reasons.
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In the highest-level White House commentary on the matter of WikiLeaks' Julian Assange, US Vice President Joe Biden sought to label Assange as "high-tech terrorist."
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In a strikingly unusual move, President Obama walked off from a presidential podium - handing the question-fielding responsibility on the extension of current tax rates to former President Bill Clinton.
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As the US government considers arresting Wikileaks founder Julian Assange on charges beyond the Espionage Act, the whistle-blower site released new damaging data on Sunday.
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As an insurance against the possibility of arrest by any number of governments, Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has promised to release encrypted files on additional government and private sector secrets.
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New York -
George Mitchell and Hillary Clinton say Peace talks in Sharm e-Sheikh are going well. This is good news. Nevertheless we should be reasonable in our hopes.
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Ahead of the November mid-term elections, former President Bill Clinton suggested that the Republican Party is now far enough right to make George W. Bush appear liberal.
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President George W. Bush and former President Bill Clinton tour the William J. Clinton Presidential Center and Park before participating in the dedication ceremony in Little Rock, Ark., Nov. 18, 2004.
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White House Photo by Pete Souza
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton congratulates President Barack Obama on the House vote to pass health care reform, prior to a meeting in the Situation Room of the White House
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Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Defense Secretary Robert Gates confer in the Cabinet Room
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President Bill Clinton speaking alongside failed Gubernatorial candidate Virg Bernero
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White House staffers, including President Obama and Hillary Clinton, react to news about the mission to capture Osama bin Laden
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President Barack Obama holds a Homeland Security Council meeting to discuss H1N1 flu in the Cabinet Room
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Former U.S. president, Bill Clinton.
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PROMOTIONS: Newly appointed Secretary of State Hillary Clinton speaks with President Barack Obama at a picnic table on the South Lawn of the White House in April 2009.
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President Bill Clinton and I
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President Barack Obama participates in an expanded bilateral meeting with Prime Minister Mohamed Najib Abdul Razak of Malaysia, during the Nuclear Security Summit at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C.
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Michael Gross, US State Department
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