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Meet Hillary Clinton’s staff basketball star—and consummate Senate insider

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Meet the woman who speaks for Hillary Clinton

Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton

Meet the most influential women on Hillary Clinton’s 2016 team

Melinda Gates on Bill, ending poverty, and her plans to invest in women and girls

Fortune Most Powerful Women 2014

How JPMorgan Chase wants to tap account holder data to jump-start the economy

Peshmerga continue to proceed in Mosul

How ISIS is recruiting women—and turning them into brutal enforcers

Heather Conley, director of the Europe program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies

Why business needs to worry about the UK elections

Hillary Clinton delivers remarks during the 2015 Toner Prize for Excellence in Political Reporting award in Washington

How Hillary Clinton can tackle income inequality—without upsetting her rich friends

Key Speakers At The Bloomberg Washington Economy Summit

Former HP CEO Carly Fiorina condemns “crony capitalism”

The UN International Year Of Youth Culmination Celebration Session - Morning Summit

How Farah Pandith plans to stop online extremists from reaching Muslim millennials

Harvard Business School

Ivy League is not the only ticket to success

Fortune Most Powerful Women 2014

Ex-Hillary Clinton aide Anne-Marie Slaughter lays out vision for people-centered foreign policy

Eva Moskowitz of Success Academy

Class, reimagined

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Chelsea Clinton: Men have to join the push for global gender equality

Why aren’t there more women in the workforce?