Seeking to blunt the public relations damage from a stinging New York Times exposé of his nonprofit, former president Bill Clinton issued a two-and-a-half page open letter on Friday attempting to rebut a couple of the Times‘ claims. The Clinton
On Wednesday, the New York Times ran a blistering investigative report revealing the Clinton Foundation as a nonprofit rife with crony capitalist conflicts of interest and multi-million dollar deficits despite raking in at least $492 million from 1997 to 2007.
Chelsea Clinton, the daughter of Bill and Hillary Clinton, signaled that she may run for public office, saying she is now trying to purposely live a more public life. “I’m grateful to live in a city and a state and
Chelsea Clinton has repeatedly described the inspiring life of her maternal grandmother as a strong influence on her commitment to service. She told part of the story earlier this week at a Day of Action in Chicago. And Life News
(AP) – Chelsea Clinton’s mother-in-law is running to recapture the Philadelphia-area U.S. House seat that she lost almost 20 years ago, a defeat ascribed to her vote for then-President Bill Clinton’s budget proposal that increased taxes on the wealthy. Marjorie
On the April 25 broadcast of Rock Center, NBC’s special correspondent Chelsea Clinton “interviewed” the Geico Gecko, that fictional cartoon character that fronts many Geico Insurance company television ads. The “interview” presented the Clinton progeny reaching the height of her
LOS ANGELES, April 15 (UPI)–Comedian Jimmy Kimmel officiated the marriage-vow renewal ceremony of actor Matt Damon and his wife, Luciana, on the Caribbean island of St. Lucia. Kimmel and Damon have joked about their faux rivalry for years on TV’s
It’s perhaps no accident that what was once simply called the Clinton Foundation has now been renamed the Bill, Hillary and Chelsea Clinton Foundation. The change was made a few weeks ago, just after Hillary left her job at the
Imagine a world in which American presidential elections since 1988 go like this: Bush, Clinton, Clinton, Bush, Bush, Obama, Obama, Clinton, Clinton, Bush, Bush, Obama, Obama, Clinton, Clinton. It could happen. On Monday, Chelsea Clinton, daughter of former President Bill
Chelsea Clinton told NBC she would consider running for public office:
During the 2012 election campaign NBC refused to allow Chelsea Clinton to appear in political ads made by a same-sex marriage advocacy group based in the state of Washington that was trying to get a same-sex marriage referendum placed on
Chelsea Clinton, who was hired as a reporter by NBC and subsequently called “one of the most boring people of her era” by no less than the Clinton outlet Washington Post, has renewed her three-month contract with NBC. NBC, ABC
From the Daily Mail: She was billed as one of the most ‘boring people of her era’ while her performance was slammed as monochromatic and lacking charisma. So it may come as no surprise then, that Chelsea Clinton’s much-hyped deal
The verdict is in and it’s not kind. After the nepotistic controversy surrounding her hiring, the glitzy profiles in the NYT, and the dramatic rollout of her first segment, audiences were expecting more that what they got from Chelsea Clinton.
Brian Williams goes a little over the top in praising the newest on-air employee at NBC Nightly News, Chelsea Clinton. He even goes so far as to compare her to Tim Russert.
Former first daughter Chelsea Clinton will start work immediately as the newest correspondent for NBC.
There was a lot of talk over whether or not this awful incident was set up by Bristol Palin’s production company in order to generate publicity for her upcoming reality show, but that would be hard to believe. For starters,
Chelsea Clinton, the 29-year old daughter of former President Bill Clinton and Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, has become engaged to her longtime boyfriend, investment banker Marc Mezvinsky.
MSNBC reporter David Shuster has been suspended for a remark he made about Chelsea Clinton stumping for her mother. Shuster said that Chelsea was being ‘pimped out’ by the Clinton campaign.
