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Hillary Clinton says Cuomo's accusers deserve answers

March 1, 2021

Hillary Clinton says Cuomo's accusers deserve answers

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton Monday backed an investigation into allegations New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo sexually harassed multiple women.

Clinton, Harris, Warren all silent on Cuomo after second woman brings sexual misconduct allegations

February 28, 2021

Clinton, Harris, Warren all silent on Cuomo after second woman brings sexual misconduct allegations

Multiple high-profile Democratic women have yet to publicly comment on sexual harassment allegations against New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo despite having fervently objected to the nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to the U.S. Supreme Court over decades-old allegations of sexual harassment.

Hillary Clinton: If Trump is acquitted, it's 'because the jury includes his co-conspirators'

February 11, 2021

Hillary Clinton: If Trump is acquitted, it's 'because the jury includes his co-conspirators'

Hillary Clinton weighed in on former President Donald Trump's second impeachment trial this week, suggesting in a tweet that if the Senate ultimately votes to acquit him, it will only be because "the jury includes his co-conspirators."

Suspect arrested for attacking Bill Clinton's former private detective Jack Palladino

January 30, 2021

Suspect arrested for attacking Bill Clinton's former private detective Jack Palladino

San Francisco police have arrested a suspect in connection with a robbery and assault that left Jack Palladino, the famed private investigator who once worked for former President Bill Clinton, on life support, according to local reports.

Hillary Clinton helping Dems make 2022 moves, urges Ohio liberal to flip Senate seat

January 30, 2021

Hillary Clinton helping Dems make 2022 moves, urges Ohio liberal to flip Senate seat

Former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has joined the calls for Democratic Rep. Tim Ryan to run for Ohio’s Senate seat in 2022.

Jack Palladino, detective hired by Bill Clinton to discredit women in 1992, on life support after robbery

January 30, 2021

Jack Palladino, detective hired by Bill Clinton to discredit women in 1992, on life support after robbery

Jack Palladino, the private investigator hired by former President Bill Clinton during his 1992 campaign to help discredit women claiming to have had extramarital affairs with him, was reportedly on life support after being robbed Thursday outside of his San Francisco apartment.

Pro-Trump social media influencer charged in 2016 scheme to suppress votes for Hillary Clinton

January 28, 2021

Pro-Trump social media influencer charged in 2016 scheme to suppress votes for Hillary Clinton

A pro-Trump social media influencer was arrested in Florida Wednesday after prosecutors say he purposely spread disinformation online in an effort to suppress votes for Hillary Clinton in the 2016 presidential election.

Linda Tripp reveals how she learned of Lewinsky-Clinton affair in posthumous memoir

January 26, 2021

Linda Tripp reveals how she learned of Lewinsky-Clinton affair in posthumous memoir

It’s been nearly a quarter-century since Bill Clinton began his ill-fated affair with White House intern Monica Lewinsky that nearly brought down his presidency.

Obama, Bush and Clinton say inauguration highlights 'institutional integrity' of USA, ask for national unity

January 21, 2021

Obama, Bush and Clinton say inauguration highlights 'institutional integrity' of USA, ask for national unity

Former Presidents Barack Obama, Bill Clinton and George W. Bush in a video released by the inaugural committee on Wednesday wished President Biden well while also lauding the U.S. for accomplishing yet another successful transfer of power and asking for national unity.

First 100 days of Biden, Obama, Clinton: Escalating spending to address economic challenge

January 21, 2021

First 100 days of Biden, Obama, Clinton: Escalating spending to address economic challenge

The first 100 days of a two-term presidency mark about 3% of the eight-year span, but since President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, this brief early window of opportunity has been used to judge a new commander in chief’s agenda.