Opinion: Figures like Madeleine Albright and Hillary Clinton cannot be removed from the history of attacks on democracy
Tag Archives: Hillary Clinton
Why women should rule the world
Martin Amis on nuclear war, the difference between Brexit and Trump, and why all writers really do think about posterity
Hillary Clinton lost the U.S. election one year ago—and women kept losing
Opinion: Over the past 12 months, the fragility of women’s rights and safety has only gotten clearer
Julian Assange’s ghostwriter dishes on the Wikileaks founder
In his collection of stories essayist Andrew O’Hagan calls Assange ‘conspiratorial, untruthful, narcissistic . . . probably a little mad, sad and bad’ and excoriates the Republicans
When Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama came to Toronto
In the span of 24 hours, Clinton and Obama delivered speeches to paying crowds in Toronto. Here’s how the two events compared.
‘You’ve got to hand it to Trump,’ and other quotes from Hillary Clinton’s book
A selection of the best barbs, laments, zingers and warnings in ‘What Happened’
No, Hillary Clinton should not ‘Shut the F–k Up and Go Away’
Anne Kingston: Clinton’s new book shows she emphatically refuses to do so—and might be her most important political legacy.
Fake news? You ain’t seen nothing yet.
Scott Gilmore: Public confidence in media, business, government and other institutions is already at an all-time low. New technology is set to make truth even harder to discern.
What the Democrats’ new ‘Better Deal’ policy means
The Democratic Party’s new brand might feel like empty sloganeering—but it may also signal a big shift in thinking. Which one is it?
Donald Trump Jr.’s inner monologue on the morning of July 11
Scott Feschuk imagines the moment Trump Jr. decided to totally steal the New York Times’s thunder by releasing his own emails