AP - With the political season heating up, reporters around New York are writing periodic blogs about the many national political figures they encounter on a regular basis — Hillary Rodham Clinton, Rudy Giuliani and George Pataki to name a few.

Reuters - A "Presidential Bust" of U.S. Sen. Hillary Clinton was unveiled on Wednesday at New York's Museum of Sex, where sculptor Daniel Edwards hopes it will spark discussion about sex, politics and celebrity.

Hollywood actress Lindsay Lohan says she wants to go to Iraq with Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton and entertain American troops there. In an interview for the September issue of Elle Magazine, 20-year Lohan says, "I've been trying to go to Iraq with Hillary Clinton for so long. Hillary was trying to...

AP - Lindsay Lohan says she wants to go to Iraq with Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton and entertain American troops there.

AP - Apparently a bit tired of her party-girl image, Lindsay Lohan says she wants to go to Iraq with Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton and entertain American troops there.

A poll released Monday showed that more New Yorkers would vote for New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani than for Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton if the two competed in the 2008 presidential race. The Siena College Research Institute poll found that 48 percent of registered voters would vote for...

AP - Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton is maintaining big leads over potential Republican re-election opponents but would not fare as well among New York voters if she were to face former New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani in a 2008 presidential race, pollsters reported Monday.

AP - Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton is maintaining big leads over potential Republican re-election opponents but would not fare as well among New York voters if she were to face former New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani in a 2008 presidential race, pollsters reported Monday.

AP - With the political season heating up, reporters around New York are writing periodic blogs about the many national political figures they encounter on a regular basis — Hillary Rodham Clinton, Rudy Giuliani and George Pataki to name a few.

Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton says Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld has lost credibility with Americans and should resign from office. Just hours before, the New York Democrat took Rumsfeld to task about Iraq and Afghanistan when he testified before the Senate Armed Services Committee....

AP - Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton on Thursday called on Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld to resign, hours after excoriating him at a public hearing over what she called "failed policy" in Iraq.

AP - Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton excoriated Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld at a Senate hearing Thursday, saying he is presiding over a "failed policy" in Iraq and Afghanistan.

AP - If Hillary Clinton ends up running against John McCain for the presidency in 2008, the two might vaguely remember competing against each other once before.

U.S. Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton told Democrats in Denver that Republicans were undermining the middle-class American Dream. Clinton was unveiling an American Dream Initiative at the Democratic Leadership Council's summer meeting. The former first lady said that Republicans have not done...

AP - The 1965 Voting Rights Act, which opened voting booths to millions of black Americans, won a 25-year extension from Congress Thursday as Republicans sought to improve their standing with minorities before the fall election.

AP - A bill to renew the Voting Rights Act of 1965 for 25 years moved toward passage Thursday, propelled by a Republican push to increase the party's credibility with minorities.

AP - For five years in a row, President Bush has declined invitations to address the annual NAACP convention. This year, with the Senate poised to renew the 1965 Voting Rights Act, Bush said yes.

AP - If Hollywood has a "Da Vinci Code," Democratic Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton has cracked it.

AP - A Republican senator seeking re-election in Nevada pulled far ahead of his challenger in the race to raise money for the November election, reflecting a trend nationally.

AP - Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton has more than $22 million for her re-election run against two little-known New York Republicans, raising the possibility of plenty of leftover cash for a potential White House bid.