Hillary Rodham Clinton

By JAlan Kennedy’s move is being met with resistance from some New York Democrats. New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo, who is also in the running for Clinton’s seat, has said that a person should not be appointed to a position because of their last name, but because of their qualifications. The s...

Hillary Clinton may have talked up her gun-totin’ skills during the presidential campaign, but Chuck Schumer is the New York senator who just bagged a spot on Field & Stream’s heroes of the year list. “Receiving Field and Streams’ hero award along with Sarah Palin certainly makes an o...

By Jason Horowitz Mr. Schumer said that Mrs. Clinton would have helped down-ballot candidates, like Mr. Obama did, because there was a “Democratic wind.” He also argued that she would become more of a force in the Senate, but said, “You can’t become a Ted Kennedy overnight. It took him a long time.”

The senior senator from New York, a former staunch Hillary Clinton supporter, is giving voice to what appears to be a growing concern in some Democratic circles that Obama could fall prey to the same swift-boat strategy that rocked Sen. John Kerry back on his heels in 2004.

The following information was released by New York Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton: U.S. Senators Charles E. Schumer and Hillary Clinton today urged the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to partner with the city of Buffalo in launching a private, volunteer boating watch program to...

By (Reuters) Reuters) - Democratic presidential candidate Senator Hillary Clinton (D-NY) (L) embraces her fellow senator from New York, Charles Schumer, at the National Building Museum in Washington, June 7, 2008. (Jason Reed/Reuters)

CNN correspondent Carol Costello aired a video clip of Sen. John McCain criticizing an earmark requested by Sens. Chuck Schumer and Hillary Clinton in which McCain says: "Senator Clinton tried to spend $1 million on the Woodstock concert museum." However, Costello did not mention that Mc...

Each followed the positions of their respective candidates, Durbin, who is a national co-chairman of Barack Obama’s campaign, argued that the superdelegates should look to the will of the people as expressed in party primaries and caucuses while Schumer, a Hillary Clinton supporter...

By DIANA FURCHTGOTT-ROTH The debate over the taxation of investment partnerships is heating up, and New York's senators, Hillary Clinton and Charles Schumer, both Democrats, are on opposite sides. Senator Schumer wants to keep capital gains taxes low to protect the economy. On July 11, in the Senate Finance Comm...