"I think after 20 years, and it will be 20 years, of being on the high wire of American politics and all of the challenges that come with that, it would be probably a good idea to just find out how tired I am," Secretary of State Hillary Clinton told State Department employees yesterday. Hillary has been on the national stage for two decades, as a presidential candidate's wife, first lady, Read more

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton assesses a nude statue as she tours Athens's Acropolis Museum yesterday. She's in Greece to sign a cultural memorandum of understanding to combat the illegal trade of Greek antiques that often show up in foreign museums. See some more photos, including one of her getting extra friendly with Greece's foreign minister, now. Read more

Hillary Clinton shows her good humor today as German Chancellor Angela Merkel presents her with a potentially awkward present: a framed front-page article comparing their midsections. The German Frankfurter Allgemeine newspaper ran a photo of both powerful women from the waist down, asking readers "Which one is Merkel and which one is Clinton?" The White House is hosting the gift-bearing German Read more

Chelsea Clinton wed Marc Mezvinsky in Rhinebeck, NY yesterday surrounded by friends, family, and her parents, former President Bill Clinton and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. The bride wore a strapless Vera Wang gown while the groom and father of the bride wore Burberry. Hillary and Bill released a statement following the picturesque ceremony, "Today, we watched with great pride and Read more

You may recognize this feline as a former "first pet" — Socks joined the Clinton family for both terms in the White House. After they left in early 2001, the kitty took up residence in Hollywood, MD, with Bill Clinton's secretary, Betty Currie. The cat was nearly 18 and battling lung cancer when Currie confirmed Socks's death this evening, saying that she was "heartbroken." Follow Socks's story Read more

The 2008 Presidential campaign is over, and while it wasn't all champagne kisses and caviar dreams, there were some pretty phenomenal embraces from the candidates and their families and friends. Some squeezes showed honest and sweet support, while others seemed to be manufactured for the camera. Here's a look back at the best of the best. Read more

Election-day fever is sweeping the nation, with experts predicting record turnout. From Phoenix to Chicago, Ohio to New Hampshire, voters are experiencing long lines — but as you'll see, they're sticking around to cast their ballots. Take a look as John and Cindy, Barack and Michelle, Joe and Jill, Sarah and Todd, Bill and Hill, and citizens everywhere make their choices. Read more

Next Tuesday is a huge day for the USA — and the world — as we'll elect our next president. I'll leave the political commentary up to Citizen and the celebration bashes to Party. But I'm the official pundit when it comes to beauty. Check out a few products and looks that have been inspired by this year's election. See anything you'd like to try? Source Read more

As the weather warms up and May flowers begin to bloom, women around the world are making statements — of both the political and the fashion variety. Former First Lady and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton earned praise for her achievements while current First Lady Michelle Obama honored military families for Mother's Day. Meanwhile, the president offered his support for gay rights, Queen Read more

Tuesday I told you about the so-called Hillary Clinton effect. That is when high-profile women do not empower other women and girls, because their success is attributed to luck or connections. So I rounded up 10 of the most famous women who made 2010's Forbes most powerful women list, and now I'd like you to decide if they are empowering female figures or just famous. Read more