Hillary Clinton would hardly be the Democratic Party's prohibitive presidential favorite if most Americans thought her hubby a failure. They don't, of course, thanks to the booming, bubbly 1990s ...

Adam Hayes, Ph.D., CFA, is a financial writer with 15+ years Wall Street experience as a derivatives trader. Besides his extensive derivative trading expertise, Adam is an expert in economics and ...

With Barack Obama surrounding himself with Clinton-era economic advisers, many have questioned his commitment to changing the system that led to the current economic crisis. Robert Pollin is one of ...

See more of our trusted coverage when you search. Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. There have been two Bill Clintons in the past year. The first is Bill ...

CLINTONOMICS: HOW BILL CLINTON REENGINEERED THE REAGAN REVOLUTION By Jack Godwin Amacom, $27.95, 290 pages REVIEWED BY CLAUDE R. MARX Given the hatred many on the right had for former President Bill ...

The Bill Clinton nostalgia, the wistful longing for a good president, is strong. Democrats say he didn't cave in 1995 the way Barack Obama supposedly caved in 2011. Republicans say he at least was ...

Under Bill Clinton, Wall Street created a ruinous bubble, while workers lost wages and power. Hillary Clinton is welcomed to the stage by her husband, Bill Clinton, at the Clinton Global Initiative in ...

Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry continued his effort to cast himself as a fiscal conservative in the mold of President Clinton Wednesday, promising a return to policies that he credited ...

John Kerry has pledged he’ll restore Clintonomics, which “paid down the debt,” “created 23 million new jobs” and “lifted millions out of poverty.” The splendid 1990s, however, were not splendid ...

In his 1992 campaign Bill Clinton liked to tell voters they’d be getting two for the price of one, and now Hillary Clinton is dusting off the same promise. She said this weekend in Kentucky that she’d ...

Hillary Clinton is welcomed to the stage by her husband, Bill Clinton, at the Clinton Global Initiative in 2014. (AP Photo / Mark Lennihan) In trying to burnish her credentials as a can-do populist ...