Hillary Cancels on Angelina

MISSED CONNECTION

Updated Apr. 25, 2017 2:54PM EDT / Published Jun. 18, 2009 7:23PM EDT

Reuters

Thursday's World Refugee Day is short one power meeting: Secretary of State Hillary Clinton canceled her meet-and-greet with philanthropic bombshell Angelina Jolie due to a broken elbow. Clinton was set to present awards alongside Jolie at the American Foreign Service Association's Refugee Day event, but, as Clinton's chief of staff explained, "On the way to the White House this afternoon, Secretary Clinton fell and suffered a right elbow fracture." Clinton is back at home, recuperating, after treatment at the George Washington University Hospital in D.C.

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Hillary Cancels on Angelina

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