Image from NPR!

The clock is ticking.  Super Committee nears deadline, with what to show?

Clinton visits Burma and NPR gives us a rare look at the country’s new capital.

Do Republicans send better emails?

It’s baaaaaaack: new episodes of Arrested Development!

Thanks to Wikicommons.

Beginning of the hand off. Seven areas of Afghanistan to be protected by Afghan National forces without foreign support in July.

Maybe Hillary should have tried this? Guatemala’s President and First Lady to divorce so she CAN legally run for president!

Singles need not apply. Job discrimination is illegal unless your a pastor?

Take a good look at the image above…now, STOP fantasizing about another Hillary Clinton for President campaign!

That will likely be the last time you see Clinton campaign to become…well, anything.

On Wednesday, the current Secretary of State, former U. S. Senator from New York, and two-term First Lady made it clear she wants to be done with public office.

There isn’t anything that I can imagine doing after this that would be as demanding, as challenging or rewarding”

Don’t get too worried, she isn’t quite done yet. Clinton fully plans to stay in her current position through the rest of President Obama’s first term.

Clinton’s impending retirement leaves one big question…What ladies are left to reach America’s top office?

Considering the news of all that violence and killing going on in his country, maybe that’s really what Gaddafi thinks is going on. Talk about delusional!

Gaddafi sat down with Christiane Amanpour for an interview and explained that he won’t be leaving Libya anytime soon, while also insisting that it’s the will of the people that keeps him in power. Clearly, he doesn’t know what’s going on outside his own window. (Actually, he does seem to be in total denial of all of those protests.)

Seems like Gaddafi wants some US support since he blames the craziness in the Libyan streets on al Qaeda and hallucinogenic drugs, but listening to Secretary of State Clinton, Gaddafi could be getting just the opposite.

Clinton spoke up yesterday to let the international community know that “nothing is off the table” when it came to that situation, and that the US military is ready to do what needs to be done in Libya.

Anything can happen at this point, it seems! We’re keeping an eye out…

Thanks to Wikicommons.

Deadly storms hit Southeast. More than 27 are dead after thunderstorms and flooding.

A global threat? Potential international leads about attempted NYC car bomb.

She said, he said. US Secretary of State Clinton and Iranian President Ahmadinejad trade words at UN meeting on Nuclear Weapons.

It’s a wacky day for news… Probably due to all the cabin fever Mid-Atlantic residents are suffering from… (Snowpocalpyse 2.0!)

We’ve all heard the Sarah Palin 2012 rumors, so now see how they might be materializing!

More rumors coming out of New York state, where Governor Paterson is under fire due to claims in a New York Times article that hasn’t come out yet!

The only way I’m not going to be governor next year is at the ballot box, and the only way I’m leaving before that is in a box,” Paterson said.

Could we see a Justice Clinton on the Supreme Court? The Daily Beast thinks stranger things have happened…

Thanks to Wikicommons.

Speedy problems for Toyota. The Prius is added to the list of potential problem cars.

NO DEAL MR. AHMADINEJAD!! Hillary Clinton refuses to swap prisoners with Iran.

Well, actually it wasn’t true. Medical paper tying vaccines to autism is retracted.

Courtesy myfoxatlanta.com

We’re only a few days into the new year and things are already a bit crazy!

A Georgia couple got in trouble for illegally tattooing their children, ages 10, 11, 11, 12, 15, and 17. OUCH!

A Somali man who attempted to kill a Danish cartoonist was arrested months ago on suspicion to attack Hillary Clinton when she was on a tour in Kenya in August.

A new study covered by the New York Times finds that 18% of food stamp recipients were in households with no incomes. It’s estimated that 1.2 million of that percentage are children.

Finally, a birth in Tampa is making headlines. A pair of identical twins was born seconds apart – not only in different years, but different decades.

Courtesy of Charles Ommanney / Getty Images for Newsweek

We here at USDemocrazy know that we have some of the smartest readers out there.  So it makes sense that when we stumbled upon an in depth-look into a job our readers might apply for – Secretary of State- we figured we’d pass the news along.

We’ve got the scoop from Newsweek about the “ins” and “outs” of being Secretary of State. They interview these two little known names- Hillary Clinton and Henry Kissinger- about that job position we told you about. Go ahead, click on the link. Tell ‘em we sent ya.

Newsweek is running some amazing articles on “The View From People Who Make a Difference” as interviewed by Jon Meacham. They talk to everybody from the Secretary of State to General David Patraeus. Pretty high-brow stuff!

Check out the whole list of interviewees HERE!

And if you are really interested in that Secretary of State job, you can put us down as a reference. Anything for a friend.

A misunderstanding over which male’s opinion a student wanted Hillary Clinton to give causes her to snap!

Nancy Pelosi says that protesting health care reform is “un-American.” Meanwhile, everyone else backs away from her slowly.

Britney Spears wins the Teen Choice Awards’ highest honor. Awesome.