Clinton's legacy: Smart power, celebrity status
For the first time in more than two decades, Clinton is a private citizen after stepping down as secretary of state
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For the first time in more than two decades, Clinton is a private citizen after stepping down as secretary of state
Former Mass. senator was sworn in by Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan, becoming the 68th secretary of state
Sullivan was an agent for more than 30 years and led the Secret Service under the last 7, which included the Colombia prostitution scandal
Beloved 12-year-old Scottish Terrier of the 43rd U.S. president died after suffering from lymphoma
Succumbs to congestive heart failure; known for combative style, pulled city from brink of financial ruin
John Dickerson: Today's dealmaking comes from headlocks, not hugs
In some of her last remarks as secretary of state, Hillary Clinton calls for "creative diplomacy"; stresses efforts to achieve equality for women
"Face the Nation" host talks about the unusual and "stunning" White House response to the tough questioning of defense secretary nominee, Chuck Hagel
Ed Koch has been moved to intensive care for closer monitoring of the fluid in his lungs and legs, his spokesman said
Defense secretary nominee Chuck Hagel pledges strength on Iran, support for Israel; says "no one individual vote" defines his record
A look at Hillary Clinton's four-year tenure as Secretary of State
N.J. senator's office calls unsubstantiated allegations he had sex with prostitutes during Dominican trips with donor who's under FBI probe "false"
Bob Woodward talks about the likely confirmation of Chuck Hagel as defense secretary and his shared worldview with President Obama.
Senate Democrats signal readiness to confirm Hagel as defense secretary, but Republicans are gearing up for a fight
As Giffords urges Congress to "be bold, be courageous," NRA says "gun owners will not accept blame for the acts of violent or deranged criminals"