Hillary Rodham Clinton
US, Angola sign AIDS agreement during Clinton visit
US Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, continuing her extensive Africa tour, on Monday met with Angolan President Jose Eduardo dos Santos in Luanda, with the two leaders signing an agreement for increased US help in fighting AIDS.
Clinton says US government drops "global war on terror" slogan
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton told reporters late Monday while flying to a London conference on Afghanistan that the new US government has stopped referring to the "global war on terror."
After the terrorist strikes on September 11, 2001, the government under former president George W Bush adopted that phrase to describe its anti-terrorism policies.
Since President Barack Obama took office in January, the "global war on terror" has disappeared. Clinton said that there was no official ban on the term.
Clinton brings US charm offensive to EU headquarters
US Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton was set to bring her country's diplomatic charm offensive to the European Union's headquarters on Friday as she was scheduled to meet with the bloc's top representatives.
The US is committed to "strengthening the transatlantic alliance, to supporting a strong Europe that is a strong partner to the US, and to energizing our partnerships to confront the common challenges of our time," Clinton said after meeting NATO counterparts in Brussels on Thursday.
Kathleen Sebelius, Secretary of Health and Human Services said Tuesday immediate benefits will be visible to consumers via increased insurer...
As the lawmakers clashed fiercely Tuesday, political manoeuvring in the Capitol saw Democrats struggling to defend procedural shortcuts in order...
The coalition seeking to challenge the city ordinance regarding marijuana that would limit the number of stores selling marijuana at 70, has...
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The debate continues unabated in USA over whether vaccines could cause autism in children.
Even though a court ruled last week there wasn’t...
According to researchers from an American university, BanLec, the lectin found in bananas could prove to be a powerful weapon in the fight against...
According to two new studies, since the 1990s non-melanoma skin cancer incidences have been rising making it the commonest cancer form, affecting...
According to the results of a preliminary study, salsalate, a common pain reliever may help type 2 diabetics control their blood sugar levels,...
Researchers say some people who are deficient in vitamin D can reduce their risk of hearth disease by 30% by raising the amount of vitamin D in...
According to US cosmetic surgeons, instead of using collagen, using muscle from your neck for a lip graft, makes for the perfect plump pout.
...Michel Sidibe, the head of UN AIDS agency – UNAIDS said Monday, since homosexuals, drug users and prostitutes are criminalized by the law, new HIV...
Crime-scene drama fans may soon find fingerprint dusting to be passé, after a new forensic technique debuts on their favourite TV series i. e....
