Hillary Rodham Clinton

Barack Obama formally unveiled his economic team and the market rallied in a big way. Hillary Clinton will be the eighth person to have served as both senator from New York and secretary of state. Jonathan Tasini makes the case for John Edwards as Obama's labor secretary.

By The Huffington Post News Editors RALEIGH, N.C. — Former Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards says in a statement that he will not have any public events until after the November election. A statement released Thursday by an agency that books speeches for Edwards says the former North Carolina senator doesn't w...

By P.J. Gladnick WASHINGTON — Only three weeks ago, John Edwards fielded media questions on his chances of filling the vice-presidential slot on Democrat Barack Obama's ticket or a cabinet position in his administration. About a dozen reporters and photojournalists attended a speech Edwards gave to a...

By Jeralyn As to Edwards' strengths: But Nunn has not been in office for more than a decade so he is not well-known nationally. He is a conservative Democrat who supported school prayer and opposed gays in the military, while Obama tends to have a more liberal viewpoint. Nunn will turn 70 in September.

By Doug Mataconis Well, it certainly took him long enough: GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. - NBC News has confirmed that former Sen. John Edwards, who ended his bid for the Democratic nomination earlier this year, will endorse Sen. Barack Obama tonight. Edwards, who was Sen. John Kerry’s running mate in 2004, will be intro...

By Dawn Teo John Edwards said that he would not make an endorsement until the race was over -- until the nominee was determined. Then, today, after Obama received a trouncing in West Virginia, he announces his endorsement. Dawn Teo posts at Daily Kos. She's a supporter of Barack Obama.

Former presidential candidate John Edwards endorsed Sen. Barack Obama at a rally tonight in Michigan. Obama and Sen. Hillary Clinton had sought Edwards' backing since the former North Carolina senator quit the race in January. "The Democratic voters have made their choice, and so have I,"...

By wikinews Senator John Edwards (D-NC) endorsed former rival Barack Obama (D-IL) on Wednesday, another sign that the party establishment is embracing the likely nominee for the United States 2008 Presidential election even as Hillary Clinton, Obama’s opponent, refuses to give up her candidac...

By Doug Mataconis Frankly, I’m not sure what value this bring to the Obama camp at this point. Well, it certainly took him long enough: GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. - NBC News has confirmed that former Sen. John Edwards, who ended his bid for the Democratic nomination earlier this year, will endorse Sen. Barack Obama ton...

By Alan Former Senator John Edwards talks often about two America's: "The America of the privileged and the wealthy, and the America of those who live from paycheck to paycheck." His populist message resonates well within the Democratic party and it has kept him among the top three candidates i...

By dweigel@reason.com (David Weigel) This despite the fact that the crooked ex-lobbyist Jack Abramoff, the man whose crimes inspired the latest anti-lobbying crusade, took advantage of the relatively weak rules governing public-sector lobbying in his campaign to bribe Republican and Democratic power brokers. Abramof...