Last night, President Bill Clinton bid farewell to delegates at the Democratic National Convention in Los Angeles. In his 41-minute speech, Clinton championed the nation's economic prosperity and ...

There was something very familiar about the Al Gore campaign this past week. Traveling across the country, the vice president was looking and sounding remarkably like the Bill Clinton of 1992, co ...

Let me say this as plainly as possible: Elon Musk starting a third party in 2025 would be the dumbest, most self-destructive ...

As last week proved, Bill Clinton can't stand any appreciable time away from the limelight. He told Pastor Bill Hybels and a congregation of ministers in Chicago last week that he loves this job.

Bill Clinton invoked Scripture and Al Gore warned of the looming calamity of climate change as the former president and vice president appeared onstage to honor an outgoing Democratic Party official.

So the administration’s it-was-Bill’s-idea announcement, with Al Gore nowhere in sight, may help protect the veep against George W. Bush. But it doesn’t make the precedent any less shocking.

But Al Gore never wanted to win this race because of Bill Clinton. He wanted to win in spite of him.

President Clinton, addressing his final Democratic National Convention as party leader, enthusiastically endorsed Al Gore as his successor Monday night, saying the vice president “was always ...

But in the dwindling hours, Gore's team begged Clinton to make phone calls to radio and TV stations from Philadelphia to Las Vegas, drumming up votes. Clinton made more than 40 calls. Al and Bill ...

Bush, Gore, ClintonNPR's Pam Fessler reports on George W. Bush's meetings today with the man he will succeed -- President Bill Clinton -- and the man he defeated for the job, Vice President Al ...