Hillary Clinton News

The "scandals" keep popping up like dandelions - all of them explainable, after a fashion.

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry conceded upon landing in occupied Jerusalem Thursday that there has been some skepticism, pessimism and disappointment in the Arab world concerning the so-called peace process.

Editor: As the truth comes bubbling up through the murky waters of Hilary Clinton's political career, will Benghazi be the straw that breaks the camel's back? Hilary leaves devastation, despair, death and corruption in the wake of her career.

As former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton embarks on her new career as a paid speaker, she joins a lucrative family business that already has earned her husband more than $100 million since leaving office in 2001.

Anthony Weiner knows there may be a lot of New Yorkers who would never consider voting for him again, but he says he's running for mayor because he wants to bring his ideas to the fore - and win.

Former Rep. Anthony Weiner spoke Thursday about Rep. Michele Bachmann's attacks on his wife, Huma Abedin, last year, telling Talking Points Memo that the incident made him regret not being in Congress.

Chelsea Clinton, who has said her marriage fueled her interest in interfaith relations, will head a multi-faith institute at New York University.

The growing IRS-Tea Party scandal, which has robbed Democrats of the so-called "trust edge" they held over Republicans, is now jeopardizing the Democratic majority in the Senate and even hopes that Hillary Clinton will replace President Obama in 2016.

The scandal surrounding the Obama Administration's actions in Benghazi, Libya, last September 11, in which four Americans died at the hands of an al Qaeda mob as the President and the Secretary of State declined to send any kind of military help is finally getting the coverage it deserved from the start.

Former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton touted the efforts of a group combatting malnutrition and blindness during an awards speech in New York City.

I think Hillary Clinton really does want to shake lose all of her potential scandals now just in case she does decide to make a full blown dash for the White House in a few years.

It seems all we're hearing from the political mavens these days is how Hillary Clinton is not only the inevitable 2016 Democratic nominee but a shoo-in as the next president.

GERMAN Chancellor Angela Merkel has topped Forbes magazine's list of the world's 100 most powerful women for the third consecutive year, followed by Brazil's Dilma Rousseff, the magazine says.

Eric Garcetti has won the race to be the 42nd mayor of Los Angeles, after Wendy Greuel conceded defeat early Wednesday.

The ramshackle streets of Myanmar's capital Yangon, with its ancient Buddhist pagodas and dilapidated colonial-era buildings, are one of the last places in the world where you'd expect to find Colonel Sanders.

The ex-congressman whose career imploded in a rash of raunchy tweets two years ago said in a YouTube video announcement late Tuesday that he's in the New York City mayoral race.

In a string of Democratic primary elections around the country, two of the long-memoried protagonists of the Barack Obama-Hillary Clinton nomination fight keep finding themselves at odds as they rally to support down-ballot candidates who picked the "right" side in 2008.

That Jann Wenner's 22-year-old son and recent Brown University graduate Gus Wenner is taking the reins of Rollingstone.com ? - Leor Galil That a little-known mathematician has made a breakthrough on Twin Prime Conjecture? - Steve Bogira That there are big bucks to be made off female anxiety, whether about breast cancer or fertility ? - Kate Schmidt ... (more)

Republican lawmakers have turned the investigations of the Benghazi attack into a "political witch hunt," the top Democrat on the House Armed Services Committee said today.

Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul made another stop in an early voting state Monday evening, continuing to feed the speculation that he will possibly run for president in 2016.