Bill Clinton: You can't "insult your way" to the White House
In a recent interview, the former president also defended his wife's tenure as secretary of state
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In a recent interview, the former president also defended his wife's tenure as secretary of state
Hillary Clinton talked about her husband's role in a potential administration, Syria and abortion in a recent interview
In the general election, the parties face off against one another, but for the whole of campaign season it seems there is one common foe
The former president called the Republican 2016 candidate just weeks before Trump entered the race
U2 gave a shout-out to the famous political couple at the last of its eight shows in Madison Square Garden
Some obvious and not-so-obvious Boy Scouts
Obama said Tuesday that despite differences between the U.S. and Vietnam over "political philosophy," the two countries are deepening cooperation
An aide to former President Clinton said the Clinton-Gore campaign buttons emblazoned with the Confederate flag did not come from the Clinton campaign
Body of 61-year-old Walter Scheib found near a hiking trail in mountains in the Taos area a week after he went missing
Hillary Clinton's first major campaign event was heavy on policy proposals and the promise to fight until the end.
The former president says if his wife is elected president, he will stop giving paid speeches and, if she asks, step down from the Clinton Foundation
Clinton's husband and daughter will attend her first big event on June 13, and her team is dropping hints about her message
During a campaign stop in South Carolina, the 2016 Democratic frontrunner tries to frame potential liabilities as positives
Their income is derived largely from speeches and Hillary Clinton's book, "Hard Choices"
The president is bringing Gulf country leaders and representatives to the famous retreat Thursday
The former president explains what it'll take to get him back to 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
Former president backs up Hillary Clinton's position on immigration reform, creating contrast with GOP
The State Department's Office of the Legal Adviser approved at least 330 requests for Bill Clinton's appearances both in the U.S. and around the globe
The former president supports his wife's call for criminal justice reform
The former Arkansas governor, a favorite among social conservatives, announced his presidential bid on Tuesday
Democratic presidential candidate trying to frame message around issues like immigration reform, but has been muddled in recent criticism
Canadian businessman Frank Giustra said he has never asked Bill Clinton for "a damn thing"
There was a problem with one of the plane's engines while the former president was on a Clinton Foundation trip
The former president says he plans to work in the background of his wife's expected White House bid
John Paul Hammerschmidt, a longtime Arkansas congressman who defeated Clinton in a 1974 House race, was 92