Reports are surfacing that Caroline Kennedy is the front-runner for Hillary Clinton's New York Senate. On the other hand, still other reports say no. Sigh.

Bloomberg reports that Hillary Clinton Writes Off $13.2 Million Loan to Campaign, by Jonathan D. Salant.

Caroline Kennedy is seeking an appointment to take Sen. Hillary Clinton's Senate seat. Clinton, of course, has been slated to be Barack Obama's Secretary of State. However, Kennedy apparently hasn't shown much interest in politics prior to now, having skipped voting in several elections, including one for the post she is seeking.

Barack Obama is set to unveil Hillary Clinton as his nominee for Secretary of State, as early as tomorrow in Chicago, reports say.

Hillary Clinton as Secretary of State? Many say it's a done deal, including us. However, as things currently sit, the Constitution would prevent her from being appointed.

Hillary Clinton as Secretary of State? You've probably been watching what seems to be interminable amounts of jousting between the two camps, Obama's and Clinton's. No other appointment in Obama's administration has taken this long after to complete, after it became public.

The Guardian is reporting that Hillary Clinton will accept Barack Obama's invitation to join his cabinet as Secretary of State: thus becoming part of the Obama Administration.

Former U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger has told an Indian audience that Senator Hillary Clinton would make "an outstanding appointment" as America's top diplomat. The elder statesman, who served in Republican administrations, says if President-elect Obama chooses Mrs. Clinton it would show "great courage" on his part. VOA Correspondent Steve Herman has this report from New Delhi.

Reports from two different sources indicate that Hillary Clinton is being considered for the position of Secretary of State in the Obama administration.

MSNBC is reporting on television that Senator Hillary Clinton will pull out of the Ahmadienjad protest rally held outside of the U.N.,due to the invitation of Governor Sarah Palin.

Well, here's a question. There's a big flap over Barack Obama's "lipstick" comment, which was totally taken out of context, as Obama was not speaking about Sarah Palin, but about John McCain and how his "change" wasn't change at all. Once again, not about Palin.

Senator Hillary Clinton and a former presidential candidate has urged millions of voters who supported her in the primaries to back presidential candidate Barack Obama. In a speech at the Democratic National Convention, Clinton called for party unity and said her one-time rival must be elected president.