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Hillary Clinton website: Clinton stirs more 2016 speculation with new site

No rest for the weary! If a picture says a thousand words, some may be reading this one as "Hillary Clinton 2016."

An attention-grabbing photo of Clinton -- without the glasses she has worn since her recent concussion -- boldly sits atop a new website, HillaryClintonOffice.com, which was registered on January 31 as she left her post as secretary of state last week.

Only further stirring the speculation: visitors to her old campaign website, HillaryClinton.com, are offered a link to the new website "to reach the Office of Hillary Clinton."

A source close to Clinton said the site was created to help people contact her with questions and scheduling requests now that she is no longer in her government post.

The new online presence is sparse: besides the attention-grabbing photo, there's a form to contact Clinton and the site's privacy policy. The photo, a separate source said, was not a professional portrait but a picture which Clinton liked.

While the purchasers of domain names are generally available publicly, this site was purchased through a service allowing the purchaser to remain anonymous.

Her original site HillaryClinton.com, which links to the new site, is funded by Friends of Hillary, which is the remaining shell of her 2000 Senate campaign.

Even though the next race for the White House is a long way away, there's already intense speculation over whether Clinton will make a second bid for president.

When asked last week at a global town hall if she was thinking of making another run for the White House, Clinton said "I am not thinking about anything like that right now."

And in an interview with CNN later that day, when asked if she's decided against another candidacy for president, Clinton responded that "I have absolutely no plans to run."

But she added that "I am lucky because I've been very healthy. I feel great. I've got enormous amounts of energy that have to be harnessed and focused, so I'm very fortunate. I'm looking forward to this next chapter in my life, whatever it is."

As to what that next chapter would be, Clinton gave a hint, saying "I don't know everything I'll be doing. I'll be working on behalf of women and girls, hopefully writing and speaking"

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President Obama & Hillary Clinton together interviews During 60 Minutes Interview 

President Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton sat down for a joint 60 Minutes interview Sunday (Jan.27) and expressed their adoration for one another.

As her tenure winds down, the 65-year-old and the commander in chief –once opponents in the 2008 election—have grown into close friends.  Clinton pointed out that their spouses may have taken their one-time competition more personally, but any negative feelings have since subsided. “It's ancient history because of the kind of people we all are, but also we're professional.”

Since appointing Clinton to her post, Obama has been pleased with the work that she's done, and was not shy about submerging her in praise. “I just wanted to have a chance to publicly say ‘thank you,' because I think Hillary will go down as one of the finest secretaries of state we've had. It has been a great collaboration over the last four years. I'm going to miss her.”

But not everyone shares in the president's love. Clinton's handling of the terrorist attack in Benghazi, Libya has been the focus of what may be looked at as a stain on her political legacy. Last week, she testified on Capitol Hill answering questions as to what led to the deaths of four Americans. Clinton's explanations were criticized by conservatives, including Rush Limbaugh, who called her exchange with Republican Sen. Ron Johnson a “puke fest.”

 “Obviously I deeply regret what happened,” Clinton said on 60 Minutes. Having known U.S. Ambassador Chris Stevens (who was killed during the attack) personally, the loss of his life hit home. “I sent him there originally, it was a great personal loss to lose him and three other Americans. But I also have looked back and tried to figure out what we can do so that nobody would be in this position again.”

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The attacks, believed to have been fueled by an anti-Islamic film, took place on the 10 year anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.

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