In the Q2 rankings, Trump ranks as the 17th most popular with 37 percent of adults having a positive opinion of the president ...

President Biden professed his admiration for Bill and Hillary Clinton Monday evening after being "trapped" by his wife into giving a speech in New York City — telling the former first lady that ...

If we were stupid in 2016, Joe Biden’s campaign is even dumber now. Clinton wasn’t popular enough to win the election, but she was at least close in 2016, winning the popular vote.

WASHINGTON-- Over the past quarter century or so, Hillary Rodham Clinton and Joe Biden have collaborated and competed, shared more than a dozen staffers, fought each other for a presidential ...

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton joins Morning Joe to discuss criticisms of President Biden's age and why she is for Biden running for re-election in 2024. "When people say to me, 'Well ...

Hillary Clinton weighed in on concerns surrounding President Biden's age, saying it's a "legitimate issue." "I talked to people in the White House all the time, and you know, they know it’s an ...

— -- Vice President Joe Biden today predicted that Hillary Clinton will be his party's presidential nominee, even though the Democratic primary is still underway. “I feel confident that ...

Hillary Clinton will endorse Joe Biden’s presidential candidacy on Tuesday, according to a Democrat who requested anonymity to discuss the plan. The Biden campaign said Clinton would join the ...

Not all leads are created equal. Here are the ways that Joe Biden’s advantage in the polls is different from Hillary Clinton's in October 2016.

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has defended President Joe Biden's achievements as his approval ratings remain stubbornly low.. Clinton, who was first lady from 1993 to 2001 and the ...

Joe Biden’s self-inflicted wound praising segregationists led to the sharpest criticism from his fellow Democrats in this still-young campaign season. For the former vice president, the blunder ...

President Joe Biden and then-presidential candidate Hillary Clinton each quoted from a famous gospel song, at events held 17 years apart. Biden has quoted from the song at least four times since 2020.