Bill Clinton Infidelity

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.

Hillary Clinton has wrestled with allegations surrounding her husband's infidelities for much of their 40-year marriage, including a sexual harassment lawsuit, a grand jury investigation and an impeachment vote centered on his untruthfulness about a relationship with a White House intern.

Donald Trump has launched a bitter broadside against Hillary Clinton depicting her as an "enabler" of Bill Clinton's past infidelities -- the latest nasty and deeply personal turn in the US presidential campaign.

Donald Trump is once again raising former President Bill Clinton's marital infidelities, a preview of how the billionaire businessman is likely to respond to general-election attacks from Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton and her allies about his treatment of women.

We know that Hillary Clinton believes it takes a village to raise a child. As my Washington Post colleague Carlos Lozada has pointed out, 20 years since "It Takes a Village" was published in 1996, the presidential candidate still draws on that village philosophy on the campaign trail.

Taking her cue from a minister who praised her public grace "in the face of adversity," an apparent reference to former president Bill Clinton's dalliance with an intern, Hillary Clinton likened her husband to the prodigal son in the often-cited Bible story.

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.

Hillary Clinton has wrestled with allegations surrounding her husband's infidelities for much of their 40-year marriage, including a sexual harassment lawsuit, a grand jury investigation and an impeachment vote centered on his untruthfulness about a relationship with a White House intern.

Donald Trump has launched a bitter broadside against Hillary Clinton depicting her as an "enabler" of Bill Clinton's past infidelities -- the latest nasty and deeply personal turn in the US presidential campaign.

Donald Trump is once again raising former President Bill Clinton's marital infidelities, a preview of how the billionaire businessman is likely to respond to general-election attacks from Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton and her allies about his treatment of women.

We know that Hillary Clinton believes it takes a village to raise a child. As my Washington Post colleague Carlos Lozada has pointed out, 20 years since "It Takes a Village" was published in 1996, the presidential candidate still draws on that village philosophy on the campaign trail.

Taking her cue from a minister who praised her public grace "in the face of adversity," an apparent reference to former president Bill Clinton's dalliance with an intern, Hillary Clinton likened her husband to the prodigal son in the often-cited Bible story.