Madeleine Albright was the first female secretary of state. Madeleine Albright was the first female secretary of state. She was 84 years old. Albright served as America's top diplomat for the last four years of the Clinton administration, after President Bill Clinton chose her as America's top diplomat in 1996. She was Clinton's ambassador to the UN. She was the highest-ranking woman in the history of the U.S. government. She wasn't in the line of succession because she was a native of the Czech Republic. She was surrounded by family and friends. In 2012 President Barack Obama awarded Albright the Medal of Freedom, the nation's highest civilian honor, saying her life was an inspiration to all Americans. Albright was outspoken through the years. She criticized Bush for using the shock of force rather than alliances to foster diplomacy and for driving away moderate Arab leaders. As a refugee from Czechoslovakia, she was not a dove and played a leading role in pressing for the Clinton administration to get involved in the conflict in Kosovo. She said at the United Nations that the Cuban shootdown of a civilian plane was not cowardice, but rather cowardice. She told women to act in a more confident manner and to ask questions when they occur. She told HuffPost Living in 2010 that she is not going to be silent now that she has a voice. In January 2007, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee asked her if she approved of Bush's proposal to send more troops to Iraq. We are seen as a colonial power in the Middle East. Albright had a point of view that was shaped by her background. She spent the war years in London after her family fled Czechoslovakia in 1939. She was involved in persuading Clinton to go to war against Slobodan Milosevic over his treatment of Kosovar Albanians. NATO's expansion and a treaty imposing international restrictions on chemical weapons were both approved by the Senate. She led a successful fight to keep Boutros Boutros-Ghali from a second term as secretary-general of the United Nations. She was accused of posing as a friend. She advocated a tough U.S. foreign policy in the case of Milosevic. She once exclaimed to Colin Powell, the chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, "What is the point of having this superb military?" Albright said in 1998 that he was an eternal optimist as secretary of state to promote peace in the Middle East. She said getting Israel to pull back on the West Bank was a serious problem. Albright tried to expand the 1993 Oslo Accords that established the principle of self-rule for the Palestinians on the West Bank and in Gaza. She was involved in formulating the Wye Accords in 1998 that gave control of 40% of the West Bank to the Palestinians. She spearheaded a 2000 peace deal between Israel and Syria that ended in failure. She helped guide the U.S. foreign policy during the Balkans and the genocide in Rwanda. The daughter of a diplomat, Marie Korbel was born on May 15, 1937. When she was 5, the family was converted to Roman Catholicism. Three of her grandparents died in concentration camps. Albright said that she became aware of her Jewish background after she became secretary of state. After World War II, the family returned to Czechoslovakia, but fled to the United States after the Communists took power. The father got a job at the University of Denver. Condoleezza Rice is the first Black woman to hold the office of secretary of state. Albright graduated from Wellesley College. She studied international relations at Columbia University after working as a journalist and earned a master's degree in 1968. She worked for the National Security Council during the Carter administration and was an adviser to the Democrats before Clinton's election. She was nominated for ambassador to the U.N. in 1993. She was the chair of an investment advisory company that focused on emerging markets after leaving the Clinton administration. Several books were written by her. Joseph Albright is a descendant of the Medill-Patterson newspaper dynasty. They divorced in 1983. There is a Barry Schweid was a correspondent for the Associated Press. The Biden administration made a formal determination that Russian troops have committed war crimes in Ukraine and will work with others to prosecute offenders. If regulators agree, Moderna will be able to give the vaccine to the littlest kids by the summer. Moderna said it would ask regulators in the US and Europe to allow two small-dose shots for children under the age of 6. 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If the United States pressed on with its plan to destroy Russia, the world could spiral into a nuclear wasteland, one of President Putin's closest allies warned on Wednesday. The United States has been involved in a "primitive game" with Russia since the fall of the Soviet Union, according to the deputy secretary of Russia's Security Council. The zero-cost solar program has no hidden charges and you can qualify now. They spoke out against the legislation. The public approval rating of US President Joe Biden fell to a new low this week, a sign that his Democratic Party is in danger of losing control of Congress in the November election. Biden's approval rating was down three percentage points from the prior week, but it was the same as that of Donald Trump, who had an approval rating of 40% in his second year in office. In December of last year, Trump's approval rating sank to a low of 33%. Kelly Ripa was away from the show for three weeks. Before she left, Kelly recorded episodes so she could spend time with her family. It takes a photographic memory to score over 70%. Madeleine Albright died of cancer on Wednesday at the age of 84, her family announced. Each night, Ukrainian pilots such as Andriy loiter in an undisclosed aircraft hangar, waiting, waiting, until the tension is broken with a shouted, one-word command: air! He takes off so fast that he doesn't yet know his mission for the night, but the big picture is the same, to bring the fight to a Russian air force that is vastly superior. She explained how she feels about her controversial persona and why she is tired of slut-shaming. Some of the best company responses will be seen on social media. Lindsey Graham was frustrated after she interrupted Ketanji Brown Jackson. Madeleine Albright died of cancer at the age of 84. The Supreme Court blocked a revised plan for legislative districts in Wisconsin that created a new Black voting district and was opposed by Republicans. Stormy Daniels owes almost $300,000 in legal fees to the former president after she lost her defamation suit against him. A video of a tornado in Texas shows a Chevy truck flipping on its side and spinning around before driving away. The family of Madeleine Albright said she had died of cancer. She was 84 years old. Albright served as America's top diplomat for the last four years of the Clinton administration, after President Bill Clinton chose her as America's top diplomat in 1996. She was the highest-ranking woman at the time. Large-scale battles are realistic. The most famous battles of the war. Become a pilot, crew leader or infantry squad commander. The far-right Georgia Republican is admitted in a progressive spot. 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