Hillary Clinton

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in Geneva
Clinton and Lavrov showed just a glimmer of hope a deal could be done to help end the bloodshed
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton (L) meets with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov
Hillary Clinton is due to hold talks with her Russian counterpart at 1600 GMT
The meeting between Clinton and  Lavrov could decide the fate of future international action on Syria
The meeting between Clinton and  Lavrov could decide the fate of future international action on Syria
The meeting between Clinton and  Lavrov could decide the fate of future international action on Syria
The meeting between Clinton and  Lavrov could decide the fate of future international action on Syria
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says China and Singapore have "significantly reduced" their Iran oil purchases
The meeting between Clinton and  Lavrov could decide the fate of future international action on Syria
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton
Slaughter (left) has held up Hillary Clinton (right) as a personal role model
The South China Sea is likely to be high on the agenda when US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton heads to Cambodia
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, pictured on June 22
US Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton has given her backing to the faltering Syria peace plan
US Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton has given her backing to the faltering Syria peace plan
UN-Arab League special envoy Kofi Annan's six-point peace plan has failed to stop the bloodshed in Syria
Russia and the US were locked in a high-stakes diplomatic standoff over how to end Syria's bloody civil war Wednesday

US completes first MIA mission to Myanmar since 2004

The United States said on Tuesday that it had completed a successful first mission to Myanmar since 2004 to search for the remains of missing American servicepeople.
 

US has 'opaque' picture of Syria rebels: top general

The United States is struggling to track a fragmented Syrian opposition and has found it increasingly difficult to get a clear picture of rebel factions, the US military's top officer said Monday.
 

Hillary Clinton backs gay marriage

Former US secretary of state Hillary Clinton, who may be eyeing a run in the 2016 presidential election, came off the sidelines Monday and announced her support for gay marriage.
 

Kerry says he's wedded to US-Asia pivot

US Secretary of State John Kerry said Monday he was as wedded to America's pivot towards Asia as his predecessor, even though he has not yet visited the region since coming to office.
 

Costly Iraq war left US no stronger in Middle East

The US-led invasion of Iraq overthrew a dictator, but 10 years on the war is seen to have destabilized the Middle East, exposed the limits of military power and left America no stronger than before.
 

Marimekko's women take '60s success into long bloom

Huge cotton prints drape the entrance of Marimekko's factory in Helsinki, instantly recognisable as the bold, iconic designs that took the fashion world by storm in the 1960s and remain the lifeblood of the Finnish brand today.
 

Kerry to make first Asia trip in mid-April

US Secretary of State John Kerry will make his first trip to Asia as America's top diplomat in mid-April, an official announced Thursday, with North Korea expected to top the agenda.
 

Hackers post 'private data' of Michelle Obama, FBI head

US authorities were investigating Tuesday after hackers posted personal financial data belonging to First Lady Michelle Obama, the head of the FBI and several A-list celebrities online.
 

John Kerry speaks some Norwegian too!

US Secretary of State John Kerry showed off more of his hidden language skills on Tuesday, revealing he still knew some Norwegian picked up as a boy when he spent a couple of years in Oslo.
 

Mandela leaves hospital after tests

Global peace icon Nelson Mandela was back home on Sunday after spending a night in hospital for a "scheduled medical checkup", the president's office said.
 

Iran repeats offer to help US find missing ex-FBI agent

Iran on Sunday repeated its offer to help the United States in finding an ex-FBI agent who went missing while on a trip to the Islamic republic to probe cigarette counterfeiting in the region.
 

Mandela spends night in hospital

Global peace icon Nelson Mandela has spent the night in hospital after being admitted for a "scheduled medical checkup," with no official word on his condition on Sunday.
 

Obama: budget cuts send joke-writers packing

US President Barack Obama took a satirical swipe at the political drama over an $85 billion austerity drive clutching at the US economy, at a cozy dinner for the Washington establishment.
 

John Kerry, America's European secretary of state

His mother nursed the wounded in Paris during World War II, he biked around a divided Berlin as a boy and got lost in the London zoo, and he speaks French, German and Italian.
 

Obamas and Clintons share intimate dinner

Washington's political rumor mill was buzzing Friday with news that President Barack Obama and his wife Michelle hosted an intimate White House dinner with Bill and Hillary Clinton.
 

Chinese activist now in US: State Dept

Chinese writer and blogger Lu Haitao is now in the United States, a top US official said Thursday, refusing to confirm whether he has been given asylum.
 

US takes its diplomacy digital

When John Kerry took to Twitter on his first day as US secretary of state, he joined an army of diplomats using social media to reach out and connect directly with people around the world.
 

Hillary Clinton tops 2016 US presidential poll

The 2016 US election might be a full three and a half years away, but that is not stopping pollsters from asking voters who has the early presidential edge. And the advantage goes to Hillary Clinton.
 

Ex-US official reveals war over Afghan policy

Former US top diplomat Hillary Clinton and her staff fought "tooth and nail" to push ideas for diplomacy in Afghanistan in a bitter turf war with the White House, an ex-official says in a new book.
 

US still intent on new Asia focus: State Department

The United States remains committed to its so-called pivot to Asia, a senior US official said Monday, after a former senior White House advisor said it had been a regrettable choice of words.
 

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Hillary Rodham Clinton
Formal pose of middle-aged white woman with shortish blonde hair wearing dark blue jacket over orange top with American flag in background

Incumbent
Assumed office 
January 21, 2009
PresidentBarack Obama
DeputyJim Steinberg
Jacob Lew
Preceded byCondoleezza Rice

In office
January 3, 2001 – January 21, 2009
Preceded byDaniel Patrick Moynihan
Succeeded byKirsten Gillibrand

In office
January 20, 1993 – January 20, 2001
Preceded byBarbara Bush
Succeeded byLaura Bush

In office
January 11, 1983 – December 12, 1992
Preceded byGay Daniels White
Succeeded byBetty Tucker
In office
January 9, 1979 – January 19, 1981
Preceded byVacant
Succeeded byGay Daniels White

BornOctober 26, 1947 (1947-10-26) (age 62)
Chicago, Illinois
Birth nameHillary Diane Rodham
Political partyDemocratic Party
Spouse(s)Bill Clinton
ChildrenChelsea Clinton
ResidenceChappaqua, New York
Alma materWellesley College
Yale Law School
ProfessionLawyer
ReligionUnited Methodist Church
Signature
WebsiteSecretary of State
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