USA: Hillary Clinton holds first major rally in presidential campaign

US Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton said it is “an outrage” that women still don’t receive equal wages as men doing the same job, during her first major pre-election rally on New York City's Roosevelt Island, Saturday. The presidential candidate seemed in good spirits, joking that one of the benefits of her being president would be, that no one will see her hair go white, since she has been “colouring it for years.” Clinton discussed several women’s rights issues, including reproductive health and equal pay, but also addressed the American economy, vowing to support working families. She also said that wealth needs to be shared, despite the former Secretary of State being criticized for not paying her interns. Hillary Clinton hopes to be the first female president in the White House. Among the candidates vying for the top job are fellow Democrat Martin O'Malley, and Republicans Ted Cruz and Rick Santorum.