From Liver and Chianti to a Presidentâs Barbecue
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With âJimmy Carter: Man From Plains,â Jonathan Demme points his camera at the tribulations of a former president.
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Cardiologists and nutritionists have very different opinions on whether former President Bill Clinton brought on his illness through cheeseburgers, cigars and too much work.
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A primer on the oil-for-food accusations
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Illustration by Mark Coomer / Courier &amp; Press. WASHINGTON - At family gatherings, talk of the latest ailments is a dinnertime staple.
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With heart disease by far the No. 1 cause of death in the United States, former President Bill Clinton was hardly alone in his need for bypass surgery.
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Former President Bill Clinton, a workaholic with a passion for junk food, underwent successful quadruple bypass surgery.
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Â«Una vittoria storicaÂ». CosÃ¬ George W. Bush ha definbito il risultato che lo ha confermato presidente degli Stati Uniti. Una vittoreia che consentirÃ  allâinquilino della Casa Bianca di completare il
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Wanted: a former altar boy from the Southwest who speaks Spanish, married into a rich Republican family from Ohio and revolutionized the Internet after working as a volunteer firefighter in Florida. Position: president of the United States.
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From his domestic policy platter, President Bush chose to serve dessert before the main course. Having now won a second term, he may find it increasingly difficult to deliver on the meatier stuff, even with the political capital he is claiming and larger GOP majorities in the House and Senate.
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A political drama is being played out between the president and a son-in-law with presidential aspirations.
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WASHINGTON Sept. 4, 2004 - Bill Clinton is a man close to 60, with a little pudge and a longtime love of junk food. That fits the stereotype for heart disease.
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Sick Willy is on the road to recovery. Former US president Bill Clinton, 58, who was told last week that several of his coronary arteries were more than 90 per cent blocked, has had a successful quadruple bypass operation.
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He's one of the world's greatest villians, but how did he get that way? A new book details the Chianti-drinking cannibal's early life
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Rudy Giuliani, John McCain and Arnold Schwarzenegger -- the party serves up meat and potatoes with Zell Miller and Dick Cheney. They have two important things in common.
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WHAT A PARTY!  My Life Among Democrats: Presidents, Candidates, Donors, Activists, Alligators, and Other Wild Animals  By Terry McAuliffe, with Steve Kettmann  Thomas Dunne Books, 416 pp., $24.95 At the very least, there is one totally true statement in Terence R. McAuliffe's new memoir: "This is my book," he writes, "and obviously I've done my best to make myself look good." ...
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Once known for linguistic stumbles, the president has honed a mix of conviction, gravitas, and twang.
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He cried when he resigned as Texas governor. He fidgets in church. He's quick to throw an aide a good-natured insult, or flash a cold stare when challenged. He spits while he's working out. When the spotlight dims and George W. Bush steps away from the lectern, he drops his guard a bit and allows rare glimpses into the man. Just offstage, the carefully disciplined public figure with the blue-blood pedigree sometimes yields to an everyman character.