Hillary Clinton
Reporting on the former first lady and 2016 Democratic nominee for president.


“I move that Hillary Clinton be selected as the nominee of the Democratic Party for president of the United States.”


Mikulski, the longest-serving woman in Congress, passed the torch to Clinton.


America has its first female major party presidential nominee.


He utterly bombed.


Sanders supporters are more open to supporting Clinton than you might think.


The best parts of American history versus the worst.


It’s about time we shake up the role of presidential spouses.


Hillary’s Democrats have transcended Clintonism.


Bill Clinton makes the case for Hillary Clinton in sweeping DNC address


How Michelle calmed the DNC down and made people appreciate the big moment.


A day supposedly dedicated to party unity is not going so well.




An awkward start to the Democratic convention’s first day.


Here’s what you need to know.


Trump is ahead in six of the last six national polls.


He’s not Tom Perez or Cory Booker. But...


Why Hillary Clinton picked Tim Kaine.


A win for moderate Democrats, a big loss for Donald Trump.


“It would have been obviously better to do it 2 million refugees ago.”


He’s fluent.


“Lock her up” is a cry of unity.

Blaming Hillary Clinton for Benghazi is nothing more than a political farce.


Spoiler: No.


Sen. Jeff Flake mocked the idea that Clinton “belongs in prison” and called it “jumping the shark.”


Chris Christie crossed an important line.


The Chicago-based community organizer and Hillary Clinton corresponded when she was young. Is that a bad thing?


Three speakers so far have said Hillary Clinton should be jailed, and the crowd’s favorite chant has been, “Lock her up!”


Trump’s campaign manager says Melania faces scrutiny because she threatened the presumptive Democratic nominee.


“Lock her up! Lock her up!” delegates repeatedly chanted at the convention — and speakers agreed.


“He’s entitled to make a mistake every once in a while,” Trump said. As for Clinton, “she’s not.”


If you really want to know who’s going to win, it’s better to look back in time than at what’s happening now.


A new ad from her campaign portrays him as an extremist on abortion and LGBTQ rights.


Seriously.


Candidates need 270 Electoral College votes to win. A new survey shows Clinton having 320.



Clinton spoke Wednesday at the Old State House, the site of Abraham Lincoln’s “House Divided” speech.


The two appeared together at a rally Tuesday morning in Portsmouth, New Hampshire.


“I intend to do everything I can to make certain she will be the next president of the United States,” Sanders said.


“I intend to do everything I can to make certain she will be the next president of the United States.”


The end of Sanders’s movement marks the beginning of the debate over what it meant.