Hillary Clinton
Reporting on the former first lady and 2016 Democratic nominee for president.
Of course, he’s thinking about his own political future too.
Why the controversy over Rajiv Fernando should unnerve even Clinton’s boosters.
“We can’t let him bankrupt America like we are one of his casinos.”
Trump would be richer if he’d put his inheritance in an index fund. Sad!
Fox News ran 330 stories about Hillary Clinton in 2015, and about 300 of them were negative.
Clinton should actually do what every candidate says they’re doing with their VP pick.
Donald Trump has always had a way of turning America’s ugliest racist, sexist subtext into text — and his supporters follow his lead.
Let’s recap all the ridiculous things that have happened.
Could it be Warren?
Hitting the private equity guys where it hurts.
A remarkably high percentage of white men view her unfavorably.
“This is way beyond anything that should be said by someone running for president.”
Just 19 percent of Republican women say so.
“Devastating.” “Horrific.”
A conspiracy theory circulating online is totally wrong.
“I’m ready to get in this fight and work my heart out for Hillary Clinton.”
The first burn of the general election has been scored.
Polling suggests Sanders’s die-hards will be receptive to the message of top Democrats, including Obama.
Clinton doesn’t really have a better option.
He praised Bernie Sanders’s campaign too.
It’s a celebration of protests and difficult women.
The exclamation point on her very good night.
And he’ll meet with Bernie Sanders on Thursday.
It was a historic and emotional night for Hillary Clinton.
Polls have closed, and the outcome is clear.
Advocates for breaking the presidential glass ceiling can enjoy a moment of celebration.
Hillary Clinton has achieved something remarkable, and it’s worth being clear about how.
A woman in the White House would drive women’s advancement throughout the political system.
Clinton was favored to win the state.
Do Bernie Sanders’s supporters have a point when they say the media has dismissed his candidacy from the beginning?
At the end of the day, he’s a Democrat.
The case for voting for a third-party candidate, or not voting at all.
Are news outlets giving greater circulation to the false idea that these party elites have somehow stolen the nomination from Sanders?
At least three polls have recently shown Sanders cutting Clinton’s lead to just 2 points.
This has been the area with the clearest and longest-standing contrast between Obama and Clinton.