Bill Clinton Coverage

In Depth with Dan: Examining the ages of US presidents

The Wall Street Journal just released a new poll about how Joe Biden's age might affect his electability, and found "Biden's age may be a growing problem for his reelection." According to the poll, most Americans think he's too old. Joe Biden is 80 years old. He'll be 81 in November and would be 86 by the end of a second term if he wins reelection. He's already the oldest president in U.s. history.

Bill Clinton admitted to California hospital with infection

Former President Bill Clinton was taken to the hospital in California on Thursday night with an infection.

GARY PEARCE: Will the 16-year itch get scratched in 2024?

Tuesday, March 9, 2021 -- The 2024 battle lines are being drawn. Biden is pushing a $1.9 trillion pandemic relief bill. A Morning Consult poll said 77% of Americans support it, including 59% of Republicans. But Republicans in Congress unanimously oppose it. Will voters think Republicans are obstructionists - or that Democrats are overreaching?

Bill Clinton feels 'terrible' about affair with Monica Lewinsky

Bill Clinton reflects emotionally in a new documentary about his 1990s affair with Monica Lewinsky, saying that he feels "terrible" the affair has defined the former White House intern's life and seeks to explain the sexual relationship as something that he "did to manage my anxieties for years."

This day in history: President Clinton is impeached

On Dec. 19, 1998, the House of Representatives approved two articles of impeachment against President Bill Clinton.

Clinton's Impeachment Was Nail-Biter. Trump's Grip on GOP Means His Won't Be.

WASHINGTON -- Even as the House Judiciary Committee prepared to vote on articles of impeachment, Lindsey Graham was in a backroom trying to cut a last-minute deal. If the president fully admitted what he had done, he could head off charges of high crimes and misdemeanors. Graham scribbled on a piece of paper what the president had to say.

Peter Baker, New York Times

How the impeachment articles against Trump are similar to, and different from, Clinton and Nixon

House Democrats have settled on two articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump -- the first alleging abuse of power and the second alleging obstruction of Congress.

Louis Jacobson, PolitiFact reporter

MAUREEN DOWD: Curtains for the Clintons

Monday, Dec. 3, 2018 -- I can't fathom why the Clintons would make like aging rock stars and go on a tour of Canada and the U.S. at a moment when Democrats are hoping to break the stranglehold of their cloistered, superannuated leadership and exult in a mosaic of exciting new faces. What is the point? It's not inspirational. It's not for charity. They're not raising awareness about a cause, like Al Gore with global warming. They're only raising awareness about the Clintons.

WATCH: Trump speaks out on bombs, political violence

President Trump spoke out today about the explosive devices that were sent to the Clintons, Barack Obama and CNN.

Explosive devices found in mail Sent to Hillary Clinton, Obama

Two explosive devices were found in mail sent to the offices of former President Barack Obama and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, the Secret Service said Wednesday.

William K. Rashbaum, New York Times

Monica Lewinsky interview in Israel

Monica Lewinsky talking to an interviewer before she storms off the set.

Monica Lewinsky walks off stage in Israel when asked about Bill Clinton

Monica Lewinsky cut a live interview short during a conference in Jerusalem Monday night after being asked an "off limits" question about former President Bill Clinton, saying later that the interviewer disregarded "clear parameters" for their discussion.

By Veronica Stracqualursi, CNN

Amid Calls from Trump, FBI Renews Questions Over Clinton Foundation

Hillary Clinton, accompanied by her husband, former President Bill Clinton, concedes the presidential election to Donald Trump in New York in this Nov. 9, 2016 file photo. FBI agents have renewed asking questions about the dealings of the Clinton Foundation amid calls from President Trump and top Republicans for the Justice Department to take a fresh look at politically charged accusations of corruption. (Ruth Fremson/The New York Times)