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Chelsea Clinton's Secret Job

Today in celebrity news: Chelsea Clinton has been working at NYU somewhat undercover, Arnold and Maria aren't quite over, and Ashton meets the parents.

Hillary Clinton accepts humanitarian award in NYC

NEW YORK (AP) — 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.

Hillary Clinton remains teflon despite Benghazi

Despite dip in job ratings, a new Post-ABC poll finds Clinton remains overwhelmingly popular

Chelsea Clinton's new gig: A multicultural center at NYU

The former first daughter -- management consultant, hedge-funder, broadcast journalist, doctoral student — now chairs the board of an interfaith institute.

Will Hillary Clinton's staff defections hurt her in 2016?

At least four of the top staffers from the Democrat's last presidential campaign won't re-up in 2016

Four key Hillary Clinton staffers from 2008 unlikely to sign on for 2016 bid

They still support Clinton, but Wolfson, Tanden, Penn and Solis Doyle have forged their own paths.

Secy. Clinton Accepts Humanitarian Award

Former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton honored with humanitarian award in NYC        

Data Dimensions to Expand Clinton, IA Facility, Helping Local Economy Grow

Data Dimensions broke ground on their new Clinton, Iowa operations facility on May 6th. The expansion comes in the form of a new 30,000-square-foot operations center in Lyons Business and Technology Park that will house a state-of-the-art Tier II data center.

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Hillary Clinton Accepts Humanitarian Award

Former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton honored with humanitarian award in NYC        

Clinton School partners with school to heal Uganda's wounds

Students work with former child soldier Okello Sam at his school and community outreach project Hope North. by Lindsey Millar When he was 16 and living in his native northern Uganda, Okello Sam was abducted into a rebel army, where he was tortured and made to fight. Two years later, he escaped during the chaos of battle only to find that his family had been dispersed to parts unknown by other ...