Washington, Apr 16 : Secretary of State Hillary Clinton paid off 3.7 million dollars in bills left over from her failed presidential campaign, according to a report her campaign filed with the Federal Election Commission.

The report shows that Clinton has only one vendor left to pay off: Pollster Mark Penn. Her campaign paid his firm three million dollars in the first quarter, but still owes it 2.3 million dollars.

New York, Apr 16 : US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has announced new plans to battle the pirates in Gulf of Aden, which includes snatching their stolen booty, as the war on pirates escalated sharply in the Indian Ocean.

"We may be dealing with a 17th century crime, but we need to bring 21st century solutions to bear. Those plotting attacks must be stopped, and those who have carried them out must be brought to justice," the Daily News quoted Clinton, as saying.

Washington - International donors have raised 324 million dollars in aid to help Haiti - one of the world's poorest nations - cope with the economic crisis and a year of devastating hurricanes. The conference in Washington was attended by representatives from more than 40 countries and international groups hoping to help the Caribbean nation build a stabile democracy after decades of violence and military coups.

Washington, Apr. 11: It was reportedly Secretary of State Hillary Clinton''s idea to hold her afternoon meeting with President Barack Obama outside.

Fierce campaign rivals just a year ago, Obama and Clinton were the picture of political bliss earlier this week when they ditched the Oval Office for a little quality time in the White House garden, reports the New York Daily News.

On a glorious spring day in the nation’s capital, the pair decamped for a picnic table next to a new swing set the Obamas recently purchased for daughters Sasha and Malia.

New York, Apr. 10 : Friends of Secretary of State Hillary Clinton are trying to raise money to retire her old presidential campaign debt.

According to Daily News, they''re doing it by raffling "fantastic prizes" for a handful of lucky supporters - including two tickets to next month''s "American Idol" finale.

The Hague (Netherlands), Apr. 1 : US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has warned North Korea that its plans to launch a missile is being considered as another provocation against Japan, and hence, North Korea should be ready to face the consequences.

“It is an unfortunate and continuing example of provocation by the North Koreans. Japan has every right to protect and defend its territory,” Fox News quoted Clinton, as saying at a conference in The Hague.

Noting possible UN Security Council actions, she added, “There will be consequences.”