Dozens of previously sealed court documents related to Jeffrey Epstein were made public late Wednesday, as a court releases more records from a years-old lawsuit connected to the late financier.
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is working closely with Pfizer and Moderna and may order the two companies' emergency use of the two COVID-19 vaccines that will be available in late December. Three former U.S. presidents have volunteered to take it.
Former President Bill Clinton is heading to the Bayou State to tell Louisianians why he believes they should vote for his wife, Hillary, to be our next President.
Documents released since February have covered the Clinton administration's unsuccessful health care overhaul plan and Republicans' victories in the 1994 midterm elections.
The National Archives says the initial release of the documents is part of 25,000 pages of records that have been cleared for release in the coming weeks.
There's new pressure on President Barack Obama to live up to the promise he made -- that people who like their health insurance policies will be able to keep them.
In yet another example of the unbelievable spending that takes place in the government, a recent report is sure to raise at least an eyebrow or two. According to The Daily Caller, Bill Clinton used the allocations that were afforded him as a former President to pay for a premium package from Direct TV to have entertainment channels in his office...
Someone thinks he does. That group is the National Father's Day Council, who chose former President Bill Clinton based on his,
profound generosity, leadership and tireless dedication to both his public office and many philanthropic organizations
The group's announcement came today...
A new book has some shocking details about the President. It claims that Bill Clinton said that Obama was an amateur and urged his wife, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, to run for President this year against him. In addition, the author interviewed President Obama's doctor, who said that Obamacare was going to be a failure and that the President lacked passion, feeling and humanity...
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NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Former President Bill Clinton will be in New Orleans Thursday to applaud more than three dozen high school graduates who've been accepted to four-year colleges and universities.
The 37 students are the first graduating class of the New Orleans branch of College Track, a national after-school program that helps students from low-income communities make it to college...
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