Hillary Clinton Campaign Press Release - HUBdate: ‘True Tale'

‘True Tale:' Despite claims to the contrary, the aunt of a young woman who died after being turned away from one hospital for lack of $100 says Hillary "has been telling the story accurately." Read more.

Global Leadership: Yesterday, Hillary called on President Bush to boycott the opening ceremonies of the Olympics this summer in China. She said the Bush White House "has been wrong to downplay human rights in its policy with China." Read more.

Previewing Today: Hillary delivers remarks to the Communications Workers of America. Later this morning, Hillary questions General David Patraeus and Ambassador Ryan Crocker during a Senate Armed Services Committee Hearing.

If You Watch One Thing Today: In Indiana's first statewide television ad, Sen. Evan Bayh highlights Hillary's innovative plan to strengthen the economy and emphasizes her proven record of delivering for hardworking Hoosiers and all Americans. [Watch here.] Meanwhile, groups say that Sen. Obama's oil ad is "a little too slick." Read more.

Hoosiers for Hillary: The IndyStar reports Hillary "understand[s] the...challenges facing average Hoosiers" after speaking with her yesterday. Read Hillary's full Q&A.

Native American Issues: After the Montana Democratic Party's state dinner last Saturday, one leader said Hillary is "strong on native American issues" and another said Hillary was her "choice from the beginning." Read more.

Portland, OR: Rep. Darlene Hooley joined Beaver State supporters for the grand opening of the campaign's headquarters in Portland. "Echoing one of the staffer's given reasons for supporting Hillary – ‘to change the world' – [Rep.] Hooley celebrated the opportunity that Clinton supporters have in Oregon... ‘Her breadth of knowledge, her depth of knowledge and understanding is incredible.'" Read more.

Energy in Oregon: BlueOregon says the Cheney-Bush Energy Bill "is responsible for no fewer than three LNG facilities threatening Oregon coastline, rivers, [and] forests." Sen. Obama supported the bill; Hillary is fighting to restore Oregon's stewardship of the environment. Read more and more.

Arkansas Support: Hillary picked up another superdelegate in Arkansas "Land Commissioner Mark Wilcox, who was selected last month as the Arkansas Democratic Party's last remaining superdelegate to the national convention." Read more.

In Case You Missed It: The Huffington Post reports: "Last night at a fundraiser in San Francisco, Barack Obama took a question on what he's looking for in a running mate. ‘I would like somebody who knows about a bunch of stuff that I'm not as expert on...foreign policy is the area where I am probably most confident that I know more and understand the world better than Sen. Clinton or Sen. McCain.'" Read more.