Clinton knows that Hamas would have to agree to such a deal, and that agreement might not be forthcoming. She was also right to emphasize that aid needs to go where it’s needed, and not be ...

It's Hillary Clinton's moment — so why is she the most hated woman in the United States? Most politicians are disliked for having reputations for lying, or negligence, or opportunism.

The former presidential candidate and her husband, who were married in 1975, are captured in the pic she posted to Twitter to wish followers a "Happy Valentine's Day" Hillary Clinton is beaming ...

Books No, Hillary Clinton should not ’Shut the F--k Up and Go Away’ Anne Kingston: Clinton’s new book shows she emphatically refuses to do so—and might be her most important political legacy.

God bless that woman. Hillary Clinton during her 2016 presidential campaign. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke, File) (AP) But wait a second, you say, Hillary can't win, she's yesterday's candidate.

Clinton — then Hillary Rodham — was elected most likely to succeed in her final year, a serious, motivated student already drawn to leadership roles. Cheryl Harbour graduated with Clinton in 1965.

Buzz Patterson, the former Senior Military Aide to Bill Clinton, claimed that Hillary Clinton was so detested during her husband's time in the White House that she made aides run in fear.

A Twitter user posted video of Hillary Clinton appearing to faint as she was ushered into a van at 9/11 memorial ceremony in New York City Sunday.

Hillary Rodham Clinton sits on the lap of her husband, democratic presidential candidate Bill Clinton left, as she jokes with vice presidential candidate Al Gore and his wife, Tipper, during a ...

Hillary Rodham Clinton is, in the words of one adviser, the most famous woman no one truly knows. And if distortions wrought by white-hot fame are partly to blame, she, too, is at fault.

Jul. 25, 2015 — Hillary Clinton tells reporters at a campaign event that she did not send or receive classified information via her private email while secretary of state.

If Hillary Clinton wins the 2016 election she'll be moving back into the White House at age 69. There is already debate about whether she's taking her age into consideration when making her ...