Bill Clinton Blames Joe Biden's Poor 2024 Debate Performance on 'White House Staff' Who Made His Hectic Schedule: 'What Were ...

Former President Bill Clinton urged the public to stop focusing on the Biden administration and former President Joe Biden’s cognitive decline, suggesting they look to “the future” instead. Clinton is ...

Donald Trump loves coming up with offensive nicknames for his detractors and enemies, but more often than not they expose how ...

Fox News contributor Raymond Arroyo discusses former President Bill Clinton weighing in on allegations of former President Joe Biden's cognitive decline and Greta Thunberg sailing to Gaza on 'The ...

Former President Clinton said in a Sunday interview that he thought former President Biden was “in good shape” when they ...

Over the course of his four years, Mr. Biden has invited comparisons to the policies ... for the skillful campaigning of opponent Bill Clinton, who better understood a candidate needed to spend ...

The number of January 6th committee staffers pardoned by Biden could increase his total significantly. By comparison ... Pardoned his half-brother, Roger Clinton, after his cocaine conviction ...

President Biden announced the names of the newest aircraft carriers that will join the U.S. Navy: USS William J. Clinton and USS ... than 20 new technologies in comparison to the previous, Nimitz ...

“Covid is weird, and it makes comparisons weird,” Martha Gimbel, formerly a senior member of Biden’s Council of Economic Advisers, told Politico last year. The fruits of higher pay were ...

"I think that anyone who was where Hunter Biden was ... it pales in comparison with a deliberate use of the criminal justice system to punish your political enemies," Clinton said.

Clinton’s defense of Biden’s controversial pardon lands ... He also pushed back on recent comparisons to his own decision to pardon his younger brother, Roger Clinton, for a 1985 cocaine ...

which purports to insulate Hunter Biden from prosecution for crimes that have not even been charged,” said Margaret Love, who served as U.S. pardon attorney under Bush and Bill Clinton.