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People.com: Obama Jokes about Hillary Clinton Suing for Broken Elbow

He also targets his and Michelle's date nights and NBC's Brian Williams at annual correspondents' dinner

Clinton working from home after fall

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was working from home Thursday after fracturing her right elbow during a fall the day before, State Department officials said.

People.com: Hillary Clinton Fractures Elbow

Injured in a fall on Wednesday, the Secretary of State will have to have surgery

Hillary Clinton: I said no, at first, to secretary of state job

When then-President-elect Barack Obama first asked Hillary Clinton to be his top diplomat, she turned him down and recommended others for the job, the secretary of state said in an interview broadcast Sunday.

U.S. pledges $100M to help displaced Pakistanis

The United States is sending $100 million in aid to Pakistan to help alleviate the plight of the estimated 2 million people displaced by the offensive against Taliban extremists, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton announced Tuesday.

Obama-Clinton proves a winning team

Think of all the problems that U.S. President Barack Obama is facing -- the economy, two wars, Somali pirates and the Swine flu -- and you can easily forget the one that went away.

Commentary: Grateful Dead on health care

All the stars seem to have aligned for the passage of national health care reform. Victory, supporters say, is inevitable.

Clinton says U.S. no longer AWOL on climate change

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton told representatives of the world's leading economies Monday that the United States is no longer "absent without leave" in the global warming debate.

Commentary: Obama should think small on health care reform

President Obama has taken the advice of famous Chicago architect Daniel Burnham. "Make no little plans," Burnham said, "they have no magic to stir men's blood."

Clinton says releasing pirates sends 'wrong signal'

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Monday that releasing pirates captured while attacking ships off Somalia's coast "sends the wrong signal."

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