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Anthony Weiner, the disgraced former US congressman and estranged husband of one of Hillary Clinton's closest aides, was sentenced to 21 months in prison on Monday for sexting a school girl.
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Hillary Clinton takes responsibility for her devastating loss to Donald Trump in her tell-all book about the 2016 presidential race, but she also blames Barack Obama, Bernie Sanders, Vladimir Putin and others, published excerpts show.
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Defeated Democratic White House hopeful Hillary Clinton promises to let her guard down and explain what happened in her shock electoral defeat to Donald Trump, including the mistakes she made, in a book to published in September.
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Two chants emerged as hallmarks of Donald Trump's campaign rallies as he made his improbable run for the White House.One was "Build the wall!" and the other was "Lock her up!
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Former US presidents George H.W. Bush and Bill Clinton mourned the death of Helmut Kohl on Friday, praising his role in the reunification of Germany with Bush calling him "one of the greatest leaders in post-War Europe.
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President Donald Trump has taken a swing on Twitter at one of his favorite punching bags, Democrat Hillary Clinton -- and his former presidential rival has hit back with her own zinger.
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Hillary Clinton went a step further Wednesday in blaming her election loss to Donald Trump on Russian cyberattacks, saying Americans including associates of the Republican president likely had a hand in the effort.
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Philippine leader Rodrigo Duterte angrily hit back Wednesday at Chelsea Clinton for criticising remarks he made about rape, using vulgar language while referring to her father's infidelities as American president.
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FBI Director James Comey said Wednesday he felt "nauseous" at the thought he swayed last year's US election by announcing he was reopening a probe into Hillary Clinton's emails just days before the vote.
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Former secretary of state Hillary Clinton, slowly emerging from post-election seclusion, slammed President Donald Trump Friday for proposing budget cuts to US diplomacy and foreign aid, calling it a "grave mistake.
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The prospect of a Hillary Clinton comeback after her shock loss to Donald Trump could hardly be less certain, but in New York where she is revered, plenty of people dream of her running for mayor.
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President-elect Donald Trump took on Bill Clinton Tuesday in a new tweet attack, after the former president questioned his intelligence.
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Donald Trump called a recount of votes being prepared in Wisconsin a scam, insisting Saturday that his presidential win should be respected, not "challenged and abused.
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President-elect Donald Trump will not push for further investigation of Hillary Clinton related to her private email use and the Clinton Foundation, a close adviser said Tuesday, breaking with a key campaign theme.
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In her first public appearance since conceding to Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton said the US presidential vote has exposed deep divisions, in the "greatest country in the world.
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Donald Trump has said he would consider seeking advice from Bill Clinton, just days after besting the former president's wife, Hillary, in the upset US presidential election.
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A top aide to President-elect Donald Trump on Thursday refused to rule out prosecuting Democrat Hillary Clinton or investigating the foundation run by former president Bill Clinton.
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Hillary Clinton vowed Wednesday to work with American President-elect Donald Trump, and urged fellow Democrats to allow him the chance to lead the deeply divided country.
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She lost to Barack Obama in the Democratic primaries in 2008. Now she has been humiliated in her second bid for the presidency by political novice and former TV reality show host Donald Trump.
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America's historic presidential election showdown between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton is still too close to call, with several states still up in the air, the Democrat's campaign chair John Podesta said early Wednesday.
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A stony silence cast a pall early Wednesday over what was meant to be Hillary Clinton's presidential victory party as, one by one, states turned Republican red for Donald Trump.
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Hillary Clinton cast her ballot early Tuesday as the extraordinary US presidential race draws to a close, with the divided nation choosing whether to elect its first woman president or populist Donald Trump.
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In a red pantsuit and full of smiles, Hillary Clinton blitzed three states and four cities in a marathon final day of campaigning -- with the help of two presidents, one rock Boss and Lady Gaga.
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Rock legend Bruce Springsteen urged voters to choose Hillary Clinton and an inclusive vision of America as he warmed up a massive election eve rally in Philadelphia.
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Hillary Clinton pledged if elected to unify a country divided by one of the bitterest presidential campaigns in American history, as she began making her closing arguments to millions of voters on Monday.
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The FBI's review of new emails did not uncover any wrongdoing by Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton and the bureau has not changed its July recommendation not to charge her, Director James Comey told lawmakers Sunday.
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Estelle Liebow Schultz, who is 98, was born before her fellow countrywomen had the right to vote. Now she has proudly cast a ballot for the candidate she hopes will make history as the first American woman elected president.
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Some U.S. states allow those who have voted in advance of an election to change their votes, provided this takes place before the close of the election. Here those who initially supported Clinton, Trump or another candidate, can alter their choice.
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On January 20, 2017, Barack Obama's successor will take the oath of office on the Capitol steps in Washington for a four-year term. As always, the first 100 days for any American president are paramount.
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A political earthquake triggered by a fresh FBI email probe rocked Hillary Clinton and her White House campaign, but they weren't even on the ground to feel it hit.
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Hillary Clinton speaking with supporters at a town hall meeting in New Hampshire. Gage Skldmore
Trump inches closer to White House as Clinton slides: polls on Sept. 21, 2016. Illustration by Digital Journal
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SHAKE: Hillary Clinton presses the flesh at the Iowa State Fair in Des Moines in August 2015. Phil Roeder / Flickr
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Defense Secretary Robert Gates confer in the Cabinet Room White House Photo by Pete Souza
The latest issue of Time magazine features Hillary Clinton on the cover with horns. The letter “M” in Time’s masthead forms what look like horns on the former secretary of state’s head. TIME magazine
President Bill Clinton speaking alongside failed Gubernatorial candidate Virg Bernero (October, 2010).
President George W. Bush and former President Bill Clinton tour the William J. Clinton Presidential Center and Park before participating in the dedication ceremony in Little Rock, Ark., Nov. 18, 2004. White House Photo
A new poll gives Hillary Clinton a seven-point lead over Donald Trump in the race for the White House , AFP
President Barack Obama holds a Homeland Security Council meeting to discuss H1N1 flu in the Cabinet Room White House Photo by Pete Souza
President Obama and Hillary Clinton at the 2016 DNC. Sarah Burris
Hillary Clinton and Benjamin Netanyahu pose for a picture. Aslan Media
U.S. Secretary of State poses with Aghani female politicians at the U.S. Embassy in Kabul in 2011. S.K. Vemmer - U.S. Department of State/Wikimedia Commons
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Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump (L) and his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton will face each other in the 2016 US Presidential election , AFP/File
Former U.S. president, Bill Clinton. Photo by Timothy K Hamilton
PROMOTIONS: Newly appointed Secretary of State Hillary Clinton speaks with President Barack Obama at a picnic table on the South Lawn of the White House in April 2009. Pete Souza-White House/Wikimedia Commons
Hillary speaking with former Russian bouncer-turn Israeli Foreign Minister, Leiberman. IsraelinUSA
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Hillary Clinton shakes hands with Donald Trump after the first presidential debate at Hofstra University in New York on September 26, 2016. Jewel Samad, AFP
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