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Clinton pushes for new sanctions on Iran over nuclear program

The United States is pushing world powers to consider a tough new round of sanctions against Iran for its continued global defiance over its nuclear program.

Clinton presses Yemen to move on key reforms

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Wednesday pressed Yemen to implement key reforms as its government struggles to combat terrorism and shore up its faltering economy.

Analysis: High court ruling a game-changer for campaign spending

Campaign 2010 is in full swing: Massachusetts elected its new U.S. senator this week, and the first congressional primaries are just days away.

Clinton: Internet 'information curtain' is dropping

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton warned Thursday that a "new information curtain is descending across much of the world."

Aide: Clinton will address China in Internet freedom speech

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's Thursday speech on Internet freedom will address the Google censorship fight in China but won't stop there, a top adviser said Wednesday.

Clinton 'not satisfied' with pace of aid, but calls it realistic

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Wednesday she is "of course" not satisfied with the pace at which relief supplies and personnel are getting into Haiti, but added she is "aware of the difficulties" involved.

Hillary Clinton meets with Haiti leader after arrival

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton presented a united stance with Haitian President Rene Preval during her visit Saturday to the quake-battered capital.

Most favorable: Michelle Obama, Hillary Clinton win out over president

President Obama may be the most popular man in his administration, but according to a new national poll, he's not the most popular person.

People.com: QUOTED: Hillary Clinton 'Very Excited' for Chelsea's Wedding

She's tells NPR she's trying to not be a crazed mother of the bride!

Clinton: We don't intend to cut and run from Afghanistan

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton rejected suggestions Friday that the Obama administration plans to abruptly cut and run from Afghanistan.

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