The Real Reason Hillary Clinton is at the UN Today Mythili Sampathkumar March 10, 2015Hillary Clinton's speech at the United Nations today was always going to be a big deal. But with word that she will hold a press conference afterwards to discuss the email address she used as Secretary of State there will be considerably more attention to here...
Map of the Day: The Gates-Clinton Data Viz Collaboration Mark Leon Goldberg March 9, 2015For International Women's Day, the Clinton Foundation and Gates Foundation launched a new project for International Women’s Day yesterday. The website for “No Ceilings: The Full Participation Project” offers a trove of hard data and storytelling about global g...
Why Hillary Clinton Was an Excellent Secretary of State Mark Leon Goldberg February 1, 2013Hillary Clinton used her immense popularity and political power to advance women's rights around the world.
State Department Global Diaspora Forum 2012 Kicks Off Mark Leon Goldberg July 25, 2012This is a smart way for the United States government to more systematically harness its comparative advantage as a country of immigrants. The USA has always been a country of immigrants, so why not partner with immigrant and diaspora communities toward common goals?
3 Thoughts On the White House Budget Request Mark Leon Goldberg February 13, 2012The White House released its 2013 budget request. What this means for the US-UN relationship, global health priorities, and the legacy of Hillary Clinton.
Hillary Clinton and Foreign Ministers Talking Sudan at the Security Council Mark Leon Goldberg November 16, 2010A live feed from a meeting of foreign ministers at the Security Council this morning. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, UK Foreign Minister William Hague and others will discuss the upcoming referenda in South Sudan.
Hillary Clinton’s “Clean Cookstoves” Announcement, Explained Mark Leon Goldberg September 21, 2010At the Clinton Global Initiative this afternoon, Hillary Clinton explained how improving the health and welfare of millions of people in the developing world could be as simple as changing the kind of stove people use to cook dinner.
