There is apparently nothing more appealing than a woman competent enough to lead us all,but who chooses not to.
"Nobody sits down and thinks,'I think I'll take a really irresponsible risk',"Bill Clinton says in a new documentary series.
The withdrawal of Elizabeth Warren from the Democratic primaries makes it seem as if things are going backwards.
John Sheedy’s film H is for Happiness,currently playing in Australian cinemas,has won a special mention in the Crystal Bear awards at the Berlin Film Festival.
Hillary Clinton could be on the campaign trail again as she actively tears apart the injustices for female presidential candidates.
The US State Department responded by suggesting Julian Assange call back"in a couple of hours",his lawyer claims.
It's well past time to take the 78-year old democratic socialist seriously - not just as the most likely Democratic nominee but a potential US president.
Federal prosecutors have declined to charge Andrew McCabe,closing an investigation into whether he lied to federal officials,his legal team says.
President Trump bucked Attorney-General William Barr’s public request for the President “to stop the tweeting about Department of Justice criminal cases.”
In the race for the US presidential candidacy,former vice-president Joe Biden has resisted the Democrats’ “energised left”,instead focusing on something perhaps more radical:unifying the United States.
The second-hand embarrassment is so intense precisely because,for me,and I suspect for other well-meaning readers,it is barely second-hand.