Hillary Clinton News

Former congressman Anthony Weiner's bid for a second chance in politics is not evincing much sympathy from New Yorkers, starting right at the top.

Anthony Weiner, I'm looking at you, so stop tweeting for a minute and put the cameras away.

Kimberly Strassel has a must-read column at the Wall Street Journal today that explains the context in which the IRS scandal emerged--not just during the Obama administration's attempt to quash the Tea Party, but in Obama's efforts to shut down all opposition, both Republican and Democratic, in the 2008 campaign.

Tavis Smiley has stood out in 20 years in broadcasting, and he has no intention of changing his style or substance.

President Obama is a little uneasy with the way journalists have been dragged into the Justice Department's aggressive pursuit of national security leak investigations.

Tony Weiner is a lot of things: arrogant, a conniver, an Internet flasher, a caught-out common liar - and a moral sociopath who is monumentally contemptuous of the city he now seeks to lead.

Kid President is back with a solution to fix global sadness. Hint: It includes dance parties, and everyone in the world recording themselves laughing and uploading it to YouTube.

Former New York Congressman Anthony Weiner is back. Having given up his House seat following being exposed in a 2011 sexting scandal, Weiner bowed out of politics for the last two years.

"Every day I thank my lucky stars that Patti Kenner is on our team and that the museum is an important part of her philanthropy," David Marwell , director of the Museum of Jewish Heritage - A Living Memorial to the Holocaust, told the 300 guests at the museum's 17th annual Heritage Dinner held at the museum on May 13.

As former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton embarks on her new career as a paid speaker, she joins a lucrative family business that already has earned her husband more than $100 million since leaving office in 2001.

Former Rep. Anthony Weiner spoke Thursday about Rep. Michele Bachmann's attacks on his wife, Huma Abedin, last year, telling Talking Points Memo that the incident made him regret not being in Congress.

If that is true when will he be joining the GOP? You guys seem to have an unnatural desire for stupid people of color.

In this June 16, 2011 file photo, Anthony Weiner speaks at a news conference in New York.

It seems all we're hearing from the political mavens these days is how Hillary Clinton is not only the inevitable 2016 Democratic nominee, but a shoo-in as the next president.

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.

I was having dinner Tuesday night with a major political consultant and asked when did he think Anthony Weiner would finally make it official that he was running for mayor? Weiner after all was always one of the most active, and colorful members of the NY Congressional delegation.

The New York City mayoral race got much more interesting Wednesday with Anthony Weiner's entry, asking New Yorkers in a video to give him a second chance and saying that he's "learned some tough lessons." His wife, Huma Abedin, is standing next to him with her own pitch: "We love this city.

It always seemed a little improbable that Arab sheiks could save American journalism.

June 16, 2011: Anthony Weiner returns home after he announced his resignation from Congress in the Queens borough of New York.

Well, well, well, the Huma Abedin controversy has finally hit the legacy media. Okay, okay - it's not the Huma Abedin controversy, but it's one Obama's court stenographers apparently feel comfortable talking about.