Billionaire hedge fund titan Leon Cooperman says the Clinton Cash revelations about the Clinton Foundation and Hillary Clinton’s constant bashing of hedge funds have cost her his support in 2016.
The newly appointed Vice Chancellor of Oxford University, Prof Louise Richardson, has told a conference in London that the United States “overreacted” to the terrorist attacks of 9/11. She said the population of Northern Ireland, in contrast, lived with sectarian
Hillary Clinton will “officially” get her presidential campaign going by borrowing a line from Frank Sinatra’s hit song, “New York, New York,” and offering a free trip to New York City for one lucky supporter.
Tuesday on CNN’s “Inside Politics,” Associated Press White House correspondent Julie Pace said Hillary Clinton’s poll numbers are dropping because of the collective effect of the email server controversy and multiple Clinton Foundations stories are a reminder to Americans that the Clinton’s
Hillary Clinton had trouble attracting high-powered women to a New York talk hosted by Silda Wall Spitzertwo weeks before her campaign officially kicks off. Sources said that after ticket sales fizzled for an intimate, $2,700-per-person, “just for women” meeting on Monday, the event was thrown open to men at the 11th hour, and the deadline extended to buy tickets.
A group of journalists from several major news outlets reportedly got together on Monday to discuss what they might do to convince Hillary Clinton to finally step out from behind her ever present phalanx of aides and actually take questions.
Univision’s Jorge Ramos has been one of the few media personalities who has fiercely questioned President Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton in ways that made them uncomfortable. But now that Hillary Clinton has vowed to “go even further” than Obama
Two months after announcing her presidential candidacy with a YouTube video that left out Bill Clinton, Hillary Clinton will formally kick off her campaign on June 13 with a rally on New York City’s Roosevelt Island. Clinton has avoided the
A newly released GAI timeline reveals how Bill Clinton bagged $1.8 million for 10 speeches between Nov. 2008 and mid-2011 funded by one of the largest shareholders in the Keystone XL pipeline, TD Bank, which held a $1.6 billion investment in the deal. During this period, then-Sec. of State Hillary Clinton made critical decisions related to the Keystone XL pipeline’s advancement.
Environmentalists’ head-scratching over Hillary Clinton’s refusal to take a hard stand against the Keystone XL pipeline may soon cease, as a Monday Huffington Post report confirms findings in Clinton Cash revealing that the Clintons have bagged millions of dollars in speaking fees from some of the Keystone XL pipeline’s largest investors.
Two Canadian banks tightly connected to promoting the controversial Keystone XL pipeline in the United States either fully or partially paid for eight speeches made by former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in the period not long before she announced her campaign for president. Those speeches put more than $1.6 million in the Democratic candidate’s pocket.
The Clinton Foundation has raked in more than $1 million in just three years from colleges and universities willing to pay big bucks to host its annual networking event.
SALON: Among all the rivers of money that have flowed to the Clinton family, one seems to raise the biggest national security questions of all: the stream of cash that came from 20 foreign governments who relied on weapons export approvals from Hillary Clinton’s State Department.
Sunday on ABC’s “This Week With George Stephanopoulos,” Bloomberg’s Mark Halperin discussed Hillary Clinton avoiding the press during her presidential campaign and said, “I never dealt with a campaign in my career that is so unresponsive.” Halperin said, “There are
Sunday on CNN’s “Inside Politics,” host John King said, “You can’t go 20 minutes in this town, it seems, without some sort of a story about Clinton Foundation that gives you a little bit of the creeps.” King said “If
On this weekends “Fox News Sunday With Chris Wallace,” Republican presidential candidate and former Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina said Hillary Clinton’s “leadership as secretary of state has placed us in grave danger around the world.” Fiorina said “I come from
Reese Witherspoon and her producing partner Bruna Papandrea spoke about the need for women to get more involved in filmmaking, both in front of and behind the camera, at the 7th annual Produced By conference at the Paramount Pictures lot in Los Angeles on Saturday.
During this week’s version of the syndicated public affairs show “The McLaughlin Group,” The Daily Beast’s Eleanor Clift debated that Hillary Clinton’s wealth could actually be beneficial for her. Clift then brought up former President Franklin D. Roosevelt, arguing that he was
Columnist Pat Buchanan denounced the Clintons’ speaking fees as “sleaze” and “buck-raking” on Friday’s “McLaughlin Group” Buchanan said of the Clintons’ speaking fees, “it may not be illegal, but this is sleaze. This is classic liberalism, come to town to
Former Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley (D) declared to “the bullies of Wall Street,” “the presidency is not a crown to be passed back and forth by you between two royal families” during his campaign announcement on Saturday. O’Malley said, “We
Former Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley is on his way to Iowa to pursue a newly-announced mission: become president of the United States.
Thursday on Fox News Radio’s “The John Gibson Show,” former chief of staff to President George H.W. Bush and former Governor of New Hampshire John Sununu said the point of the Republican primary is to get the best candidate who
The Democratic Party will now have three candidates to choose from for 2016, as former Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley formally announced his White House bid Saturday morning in Baltimore, Maryland.
This April, London was in the grip of a ferocious campaign for Parliament. But on the morning of April 13, neither Conservative David Cameron nor Labourite Ed Miliband led the front pages of the U.K.’s national newspapers. The big news that day was Hillary Clinton, announcing (to no one’s surprise) that she was running for president of the United States.
As questions brought up by the blockbuster book Clinton Cash continue to reverberate around the world, this week Bill Clinton sent a panicked letter to donors pleading with them not to flee his foundation.
