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Hillary Clinton calls the Electoral College an 'abomination' in Netflix’s five‑part docuseries The American Experiment, discussing the 2016 loss despite winning the popular vote and using the project to explore the founding-era flaws of American democracy and the electoral system.
Jennifer Siebel Newsom denounces the tradwife movement as harmful and says sexism played a major role in Hillary Clinton and Kamala Harris’s presidential defeats, arguing women should shape culture and policy; she links these dynamics to broader democratic concerns and references Russia interference, while noting a DOJ probe into her and Gov. Gavin Newsom and promoting her film Miss Representation: Rise Up.
At the Barack Obama Presidential Center dedication in Chicago, Joe Biden wandered back to the stage as Obama and Jill left, reportedly looking for his granddaughter; the piece notes renewed scrutiny of Biden’s health and age, Hillary Clinton calling his 2024 bid a 'terrible mistake,' and mentions a reported Stage 4 cancer diagnosis.
Hillary Clinton told The New Yorker that Biden’s decision to run again in 2024 was a “terrible mistake,” arguing that virtually any other Democrat could have beaten Trump; she said Biden should have passed the torch in 2023, noting that Harris ran after Biden’s departure and lost, with the party autopsy shaping the discussion. A Biden spokesman declined to comment.
Hillary Clinton argued that Biden's 2024 reelection bid was a terrible miscalculation that cost Democrats the White House, suggesting a competitive primary could have produced a stronger nominee who would have defeated Donald Trump and improved Biden's legacy.
At a Manhattan event, Hillary Clinton argued that Biden’s decision to run again was a 'terrible mistake' that cost Democrats the presidency, contending a late-2023 stepping aside would have produced a stronger nominee who could have defeated Trump; Biden dropped out in July 2024, Kamala Harris inherited the nomination but lost to Trump, and Clinton cited external analyses and a Democratic internal review noting structural GOP media advantages and misalignment within left-leaning movements as factors.
Timothy Weah has become the American left’s favored World Cup figure, boosted by a Hillary Clinton post praising the USMNT and his past Oval Office moment with Donald Trump; his remarks about FIFA ticket prices drew attention and even a rebuke from coach Mauricio Pochettino. The live updates thread broader World Cup politics—FIFA’s land acknowledgment, security and surveillance debates tied to 702, and cross-border U.S.–Canada–Mexico relations—showing how the tournament intersects with domestic and North American politics.
President Joe Biden and Hillary Clinton paid tributes to Stephen Colbert ahead of his Late Show finale, praising his wit, thoughtfulness and honesty; Biden noted Colbert’s ability to make people laugh and think and recalled he has appeared six times on the show since its 2015 launch, even though he didn’t appear during Biden’s presidency. Clinton lauded Colbert’s empathy and humility as he wraps up his long-running run, with the finale taping underway and Trump’s appearances on the show historically limited.
Stephen Colbert kicked off his final week on The Late Show with a “Graphics Graveyard” reveal, including an unaired graphic that incorrectly labeled Hillary Clinton as the 2016 winner of the presidential election. He also showcased other scrapped gags, while booking high-profile guests as he approaches his departure; Paramount denied political motives behind ending the show amid merger chatter.
Ted Danson recalls being grilled by then-President Bill Clinton during an early meeting with his girlfriend (now wife) Mary Steenburgen, with Clinton surrounded by three Secret Service agents and asking about his intentions. The anecdote, shared during History Talks, highlights the Clintons’ long friendship with Steenburgen and Danson, including Steenburgen’s Arkansas connection and Clinton later walking her down the aisle at their wedding.
At Rev. Jesse Jackson's Chicago memorial, Jesse Jackson Jr. rebuked Barack Obama, Joe Biden and Hillary Clinton for not truly knowing his father, arguing Rev. Jackson's life was defined by aiding the marginalized beyond partisan politics. The service featured remarks from the former presidents, with Biden making a pointed quip about his intelligence linked to his stutter, and Obama criticizing threats to democratic institutions, while attendees included Kamala Harris, Al Sharpton and Gavin Newsom.
More than nine hours of closed-door deposition footage released by the House Oversight Committee show Bill and Hillary Clinton distancing themselves from Jeffrey Epstein, explaining how they first connected to him via Larry Summers in the early 2000s and saying their relationship largely ended by 2003. They deny knowledge of Epstein’s sex crimes and any direct involvement with Epstein’s donations or Maxwell’s activities, with Hillary saying she does not recall Epstein’s contributions to campaigns or the CGI, and Bill noting he traveled on Epstein’s plane without witnessing illegal conduct. The sessions also touch on Trump’s recollection of a past ‘falling out’ with Epstein and a tense exchange over fundraising ties with Howard Lutnick. The disclosures provide a rare look at how powerful figures navigated Epstein connections, while the Clintons maintain they did nothing wrong.
The Republican-led House Oversight Committee released videos of closed-door depositions from Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton as part of its Epstein investigation, with footage from the Chappaqua Performing Arts Center, highlighting the Clintons’ involvement in the Epstein case.
The House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform released videos of Hillary Clinton's and Bill Clinton's depositions, recorded February 26 and February 27, 2026, in a March 2, 2026 press release.
Two videos released by the House Oversight Committee show Bill and Hillary Clinton answering questions in closed-door Epstein depositions; both deny knowledge of Epstein's crimes, with Clinton addressing Trump and other topics such as emails to Maxwell, a hot-tub photo, and a leaked deposition image, while the videos run about four hours each.