Hillary Clinton
The latest news on Hillary Rodham Clinton, the former first lady of the United States, U.S. senator from New York and secretary of state. Born October 26, 1947 in Chicago, Illinois, Clinton married Bill Clinton in 1975 and had her only daughter, Chelsea, in 1980. She became first lady when Bill was elected president in 1992. In 2000 she became the first first lady to be elected to political office, successfully winning the U.S. Senate seat from New York. In 2008 she unsuccessfully ran for the Democratic nomination for president, losing to Barack Obama. She would later serve as secretary of state in the Obama administration. In 2016 she became the first woman in U.S. history to win her party's nomination for president. She would later lose the election to Donald Trump, who won the presidency by winning a majority of the electoral college over Clinton carrying the popular vote.
Kari Lake suggests Hillary Clinton may kill her
Lake made the comments in a new interview, relitigating her 2022 gubernatorial election defeat.
Donald Trump's civil suits used against him by judge in FBI case
Trump has been ordered to be deposed in relation to a lawsuit filed by a former veteran FBI agent.
Americans Are Quietly Getting Closer to Ditching the Electoral College
The Electoral College of the Framers is quite different than the Electoral College of today.
The Trump Indictment Proves We Aren't in the Old America Anymore
Don't let the material trappings fool you. We are not in the Old America any more.
Sarah Palin comparing Trump supporters to a cult raises eyebrows
"She literally called Trump and his supporters cult members," one Twitter user said of Palin's attempt to defend MAGA.
Fact Check—Did Hillary Clinton use hammer to destroy email server evidence?
Rep. Nancy Mace claimed the former presidential candidate "used a hammer to destroy evidence of a private email server and classified information."
Hillary Clinton takes victory lap after Trump's second indictment
Trump repeatedly criticized Hillary Clinton for using a personal email server while she served as secretary of state in the Obama administration.
Ex-Trump lawyer uses Hillary Clinton to defend his former client
A probe was launched in 2016 into whether Clinton mishandled classified information, but she complied with investigation procedures and was never charged.
Jim Jordan suggests GOP may target Hillary Clinton with new investigation
The House Judiciary Committee chair said on Sunday that he isn't taking anything "off the table" after the release of the Durham report.
The Durham Report Indicts the Deep State—And the Media
Russiagate's aim from the jump was to delegitimize, destabilize, and destroy Donald Trump's presidency.
Marjorie Taylor Greene says Americans should "fall in line" on impeachments
The Georgia GOP representative criticized the FBI under Christopher Wray's leadership, saying the bureau is using "Soviet-style tactics" on Americans.
Republicans rush to defend Trump after Durham report: "Outrageous"
Many Twitter users called the 2016 Russia probe a "witch hunt," urging the former president to sue the FBI and Department of Justice.
Joe Biden's "egregious" Hunter Biden defense blasted by Harvard professor
Harvard University law professor Jack Goldsmith wrote on Sunday that presidents should not comment on pending Justice Department investigations.
Fact Check: Was Video Of Hillary Clinton and George Soros from 1980s?
A viral video clip of Soros and Clinton said to have been shot years before Soros shorted the pound.
Video of outraged Glenn Beck ranting about "corruption" viewed 1.4M times
The conservative radio host ranted about a number of topics, including Hunter Biden's laptop, Hilary Clinton's emails, and the Department of Justice.
By Elevating Trump, Democrats Are Playing with Fire
There is no question that Democrats have fared well over the least three election cycles by putting Trump on the ballot.
Dissecting Melania's absence from Donald Trump's legal battles
Questions are mounting about the recent absences of Trump's wife. A better question might be why people care so much.
Hillary Clinton was once the person Putin feared most: Nancy Pelosi
Pelosi said Clinton's "clarity and position" on the Russian president drove Putin's interference campaign against Clinton in the 2016 election.
Bernie Sanders would be more extreme president than Trump, historian warns
Sanders becoming president would have caused "a lot of bad things to happen" in the long run, according to the historian.
Candace Owens comes to Don Lemon's defense: "What if Trump said that?"
After Lemon opined that Nikki Haley "isn't in her prime," Owens insisted conservatives would have agreed had Donald Trump said the same of Hillary Clinton.
Hillary Clinton accuses Donald Trump of "nonsense" in singing meme debate
Social media is throwing back to the 2016 presidential debates, picturing political foes Trump and Clinton as duet partners.
Kate Middleton might have an unlikely new style muse: Hillary Clinton
Kate has increasingly worn pantsuits to her early years events, potentially following Clinton's lead in adopting the "anti distraction" clothing.
Donald Trump drops lawsuit against his biggest enemy
The decision to back down from the suit comes after Trump and his attorney were slapped with nearly $1 million in sanctions on Thursday.
Hillary Clinton gets the last laugh over Donald Trump
The former president was willing to carry out his fight with his old 2016 rival by attempting to sue her with what a judge called a "frivolous" lawsuit.
Alina Habba pays the price for cozying up to Donald Trump
The lawyer and former president must jointly pay nearly $1 million in costs after filing 2016 election lawsuits against 31 people, including Hillary Clinton.
Judge rips Trump's "misuse of the courts" over Clinton lawsuit
A federal court in Florida ordered $938,000 in sanctions against former President Donald Trump's attorneys for what he called "frivolous legal theories."
Biden's Classified Document Mess Will Help Trump
The recent disclosure that President Biden had stored classified material that he obtained while vice president in private facilities will make it more difficult for Attorney General Merrick Garland to prosecute former President Donald Trump for his mishandling of classified information.
Trump just gave prosecutors proof he committed two crimes: Kirschner
"There has been no accountability yet, not one indictment. That's going to change," former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirschner predicted on Tuesday.
Twitter reinstatements continue as Clinton rape accuser's account restored
Juanita Broaddrick was suspended from Twitter in April after claiming that vaccines were not effective and that they altered DNA.
Who is Peter Neal? Naomi Biden's fiancé as White House hosts wedding
Neal is set to tie the knot with President Joe Biden's firstborn grandchild at the White House on Saturday.
