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The Army private who was tried and convicted as Bradley Edward Manning for leaking U.S. secrets to WikiLeaks is petitioning a Kansas court for a name change, to Chelsea Elizabeth Manning.

The National Enquirer reported that the former first daughter, 29, is tying the knot with Marc Mezvinsky, 31, in a secret 1-million dollar wedding this summer. However, a rep for the Clinton family has dismissed the rumours. "This report is false," Usmagazine.com quoted the rep, as saying. Clinton, who works for Avenue Capital Group and also helped mom Hillary's presidential campaign, and Mezvinsky, an investment banker at Goldman Sachs, have been dating since she split from Ian Klaus in 2005. They went public with their relationship in 2007. Mezvinsky is the son of former Iowa congressman Edward Mezvinsky and onetime...

Chelsea Clinton might run one day: Bill From correspondents in Washington May 23, 2008 10:24am Article from: Agence France-Presse FORMER US president Bill Clinton does not rule out the possibility of a third member of his family running for president one day. Asked in an interview with People magazine, to appear today, whether his 28-year-old daughter Chelsea Clinton would ever consider running for office, the ex-president said: "I don't know. "If you asked me this before (January's Democratic nominating contest in) Iowa, I would have said: 'No way. She is too allergic to anything we do.' But she is really...

'When ya gettin' rid of him?' Tony Blair has become an embarrassment to Labour's natural allies across the Atlantic - the Democrats Mark Seddon Friday August 20, 2004 The Guardian Out on the stump in Brooklyn with Democrat Congressional hopeful Frank Barbero came a chance to talk to the footsoldiers in an election that all agree is the most important in decades. America is polarised between red and blue - or, as some Democrats whisper, between progressive America and a revived Confederacy. With George, the Vietnam vet turned transit worker, and Jeff Gold, the eternally optimistic full-time organiser, we leafleted...