The US will send Hillary Clinton to visit Burma next month, reports say, in the clearest sign yet of rehabilitation for the isolated nation.

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Hillary Clinton ‘to visit Burma’

Bill and Hillary Clinton are “deeply unhappy” with Anthony Weiner, friends tell The New York Times. Weiner’s wife Huma Abedin is a longtime top aide to Hillary Clinton, and Bill Clinton officiated at the couple’s 2010 wedding. But Weiner’s Twitter…

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Though Hillary Clinton begs to differ, Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi insisted

India welcomed Sarah Palin with open arms this weekend, giving her top billing at an annual international conference previously attended by Bill and Hillary Clinton, Al Gore, Colin Powell, and other political heavyweights. Introduced as the “sexiest…

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Palin Makes Friends in India

Labor protests across the U.S., search for victims continues in Japan, Hillary Clinton in Egypt and more.

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The BBC’s technology correspondent Rory Cellan-Jones joins Mark Hillary and Angelica Mari for their wedding, which was organised entirely via Facebook and Twitter.

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With this social network, I thee wed

As Hillary Clinton made a historic visit to Yemen, Vice President Joe Biden made an unannounced trip to Iraq early Thursday morning to discuss the future of U.S. troops in the country. His visit marked the first by a top U.S. official since Iraq…

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Aaron David Miller on the one person who might be able to make America’s Middle East efforts work: Let’s be clear again: Fixing the bureaucracies won’t overcome the huge challenges standing in the way of an Israeli-Palestinian agreement. But if it’s to be fixed (and even if it can’t), there has to be a change. Somebody — the secretary of state — has to take charge. And there’s no doubt she is capable of doing it. If, as it appears, the administration is going for the endgame on the big issues — proposals to bridge the gaps between the parties or even a U.S. plan — then Secretary of State Hillary Clinton needs to identify and fight for a strategy that reflects the needs of both Israelis and Palestinians, and get the president not just to allow her to take the lead, but to watch her back at home and abroad. Indeed, if this gets to another summit (and it might) Obama himself will have to do the heavy lifting. FWIW, I do tend to think that Hillary Clinton has been put on earth in order to negotiate this issue to a successful conclusion. She has the will, the intelligence, the understanding and the prestige to make this happen — if it is going to happen at all. Opportunities are, in fact, presenting themselves at this moment, and it would be a shame to see Hillary’s talents go to waste on lesser projects. And, by the way, I don’t believe that solving the Israeli-Palestinian dispute fixes America’s problems in the Middle East, but I do believe that it’s an important enough issue in its own right to warrant most of Hillary’s attention. 

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In a historic New Year’s Day ceremony attended by foreign dignitaries including Hillary Clinton, Brazil swore in its first female president, Dilma Rousseff. Rousseff is an unconventional leader, a former Marxist guerrilla who has never before held…

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America sure loves Hillary Clinton. For the ninth consecutive year, the Secretary of State placed first in USA Today and Gallup’s national poll seeking the most admired woman in the country. Clinton also topped the survey six times during the time as…

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Obama, Hillary Clinton Most Admired

Hey, look who’s back! Delaware favorite Christine O’Donnell cheered Hillary Clinton on Twitter yesterday following the secretary of State’s WikiLeaks press conference, writing, “Some may cringe when I say this but Hillary-You Go Girl! She’s no Reagan…

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Christine O’Donnell: I’d Vote Hillary

Tough diplomatic topics like war in Afghanistan and the global economy were high on Hillary Clinton’s agenda on her three-day trip to Australia over the weekend.

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Would the Democrats have lost fewer seats on Tuesday?

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Would we be better off under a President Hillary Clinton?

Looks like Hillary Clinton will have to fend for herself in 2012. While President Obama hinted that he will be seeking re-election today, the Commander-in-Chief dismissed rumors that he would replace Vice President Joe Biden with Secretary of State…

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The UK will remain a “a big contributor” to Nato, Defence Secretary Liam Fox vows, after Hillary Clinton told of US concerns at planned MoD cuts.

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