Hillary Clinton says she regrets not confronting James Comey over his actions as head of the FBI before the 2016 election, as new criminal charges loom over him.

Donald Trump could become “more unhinged” and “more dangerous,” the former secretary of state predicted on the latest episode of her new “High Stakes” podcast with Kara Swisher, after being asked what happens “if Trump loses and loses big, the Senate, the House, everyone kicks him in the teeth essentially.”

Hillary Clinton shared her thoughts on the 2026 midterm elections and the possibility of a Democratic victory. The former secretary of state also predicted how Trump might react if Republicans lose

Hillary Clinton admitted that 'Pizzagate' damaged her 2016 campaign for the presidency after conspiracy theories spread online.

“I think Pizzagate was really effective,” the former first lady told Kara Swisher. “These really terrible, horrible, false claims about me were running all over the internet.”

In an interview with Kara Swisher, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton predicted that President Donald Trump would become "even more unhinged and sadly more dangerous" if Republicans lose control of Congress KARA SWISHER,

When Hillary was three years old, the Rodham family moved into a two-story brick house in Park Ridge, Illinois. Hillary participated actively in her Methodist church, excelled in the town's first-rate public schools, and demonstrated an early interest in politics.

Hillary Clinton’s podcast partnership with Kara Swisher and Vox Media ahead of the U.S. midterm elections shows how businesses can capitalize on a peak news cycle.

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is interviewed on the podcast "On" hosted by Kara Swisher: "He's a lame duck. You may not know that, but he is a lame duck. And he's soon going to have a Democratic Congress trying to rein him in,

DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin discusses election day security and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's warning that I.C.E. could intimidate voters.