Clinton aide apologizes over Colombia talks
MEMPHIS, Tennessee (Reuters) - A top campaign aide to Sen. Hillary Clinton apologized on Friday for meeting with Colombia's U.S. ambassador to talk about a free-trade agreement the Democratic presidential candidate opposes.
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