WASHINGTON — It was a gripping moment: Bill Clinton, the former president, and Al Gore, his former vice president, sharing an embrace as Clinton delivered Laura Ling and Euna Lee, two ...

Appearances can be and often are deceiving when it comes to the complicated case of Al Gore and Bill Clinton, whose trial separation during the Monica Lewinsky scandal in 1998 led to a full-blown ...

President Bill Clinton, shown with Vice President Al Gore at President-elect George W. Bush's inauguration, wrote congratulatory comments for both Gore and Bush on election night. If only election ...

There was something very familiar about the Al Gore campaign this past week. Traveling across the country, the vice president was looking and sounding remarkably like the Bill Clinton of 1992, co ...

Clinton - Gore Last night, President Bill Clinton bid farewell to delegates at the ... Clinton championed the nation's economic prosperity and praised Al Gore. Today, Clinton joined Gore on the ...

Bill Clinton invoked Scripture and Al Gore warned of the looming calamity of climate change as the former president and vice president appeared onstage to honor an outgoing Democratic Party official.

Most conservatives always knew that these predictions were counterintuitive at best and devoid of reality at worst. As successful as Clinton and his henchmen were in unconscionably demonizing ...

Three decades ago, President Bill Clinton and Vice President Al Gore stood on the White House’s South Lawn next to forklifts carrying government regulations to tout an initiative to rein in ...

B efore there was the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), there was Bill Clinton and Al Gore’s campaign to “reinvent government.”. As alarmed critics point to the unprecedented ...

AL GORE: I couldn’t agree more, but… BILL MAHER: I just think, you know, Nazi is a hard word to use with nuance. So when you bring that word out, I feel like they’re the GOAT of evil.

Bush, Gore, Clinton NPR's Pam Fessler reports on George W. Bush's meetings today with the man he will succeed -- President Bill Clinton -- and the man he defeated for the job, Vice President Al Gore.