Hillary Clinton sat down with ABC's Diane Sawyer for an exclusive, wide-ranging interview, coinciding with the release of her new memoir, "Hard Choices." In it, Clinton weighed in on everything from her 2016 timetable to Benghazi to her hobbies after
CHICAGO — Hillary Rodham Clinton was a popular first lady, a respected senator and an admired secretary of state. But the first 24 hours of her campaign-like book tour this week served as a reminder that Candidate Clinton has never been as sharp and
The morning after ABC-TV aired Diane Sawyer's interview with Hillary Clinton, the former First Lady's comment about being “dead broke” when she and Bill Clinton left the White House in January of 2001 is a source of much ridicule and mockery.
Hillary Clinton claims she and her husband were “dead broke” when they left the White House. In an interview with ABC's Diane Sawyer scheduled to air on Monday night, Clinton claims she and former President Bill Clinton
Andre Morales, a 36-year-old from Brooklyn, arrived before 3 a.m. Tuesday and planned to ask Hillary Rodham Clinton how it felt to work for President Obama after he had defeated her in the 2008 Democratic primary. Donna Gabriel, a 65-year-old retiree,