Clinton’s campaign memoir, What Happened, sold 300,000 copies in its first week. That total includes hardcover, e-books and audio books, according to the Associated Press. The 168,000 hardcover book ...

The applause was long and loud. Not nearly as long and loud as what greeted her at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, but there was no doubt Thursday night that Hillary Clinton was among ...

One of the most well-known political figures in the country will be in Massachusetts this weekend, but not because of the current election cycle. Hillary Rodham Clinton is stopping by Boston on her ...

Give Joni Mitchell an assist on Hillary Clinton’s new book. “I saw her and she sang ‘Both Sides Now,’ which is one of my all-time favorite songs,” said Clinton, who suggested the “young people” in the ...

During her four-year tenure as head of the State Department, Hillary Clinton traveled 956,733 miles and visited 112 countries, the most ever by a U.S. Secretary of State. Leaving aside the fact that ...

Hillary Clinton has a knack for timing, doesn’t she? Just one week after conservative activist Charlie Kirk was assassinated, she jumps onto social media to promote a book literally titled Why ...

Melania Trump announced her eponymous memoir in August 2024, which was published two months later. And, just a few weeks before Trump's memoir hit the shelves, fellow former first lady Hillary Clinton ...

Hillary Clinton believes Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., caused “lasting damage” to the Democratic Party and laid the foundation for “[Donald] Trump’s ‘Crooked Hillary’ campaign,” according to excerpts of ...

Even before the official publication of Hillary Rodham Clinton’s newest book, one thing was clear: It would take a herculean blast of luck to pry anything unintended out of the former secretary of ...

As the great Democrat civil war wages on, the party’s two most popular candidates from the 2016 election are still busy taking shots at each other. He responded to this passage with ridicule and ...

Hillary Rodham Clinton said Tuesday that she and former President Bill Clinton "fully appreciate how hard life is for so many Americans," seeking to refine remarks she made about the pair being "dead ...