"Living History" — the title of Hillary Rodham Clinton's 2003 memoir — was accurate even then. Clinton had spent the bulk of the 1990s as America's first lady — the first to insist on her ...

Living History by Hillary Clinton Simon & Schuster, 562 pp., $28 IF YOU PLAN not to read this summer, "Living History" is just the book. Hillary Clinton's new memoir is more than 100,000 pages long.

But the cover and the frontispiece still boldly state, "by Hillary Rodham Clinton." "Living History" is a 562-page book. A work of that length would take an average writer perhaps four years to ...

In her book “Living History,” Hillary Clinton wrote that after Bill Clinton admitted what had happened, she was left “feeling dumbfounded, heartbroken and outraged that I’d believed him.” ...

As Hillary Clinton wrote in her 2003 biography Living History, she didn't volunteer to represent the defendant, but rather was appointed to the case by the judge: [Prosecuting attorney Mahlon ...

Hillary Clinton’s tell-all “Living History” sold about 200,000 copies in its first day of release. Also, the former first lady’s interview with Barbara Walters was Sunday’s top-rated ...

Hillary Clinton Admits She Doesn’t ‘Know How’ to Retire — or Keep Quiet: ‘What Have I Got to Lose?’ In her 2003 memoir, Living History, Mrs. Clinton detailed the pain of her husband ...

(Also excerpted from Living History by Hillary Clinton) "I think on balance NAFTA has been good for New York and America, but I also think that there are a number of areas where we're not dealt ...

In her first autobiography, “Living History,” Hillary Clinton recalls, when she was 10, noticing numbers tattooed on the arm of an acquaintance of her father. Hugh Rodham explained that Nazis ...

Twenty-nine Clinton administration officials are subpoenaed or testify at congressional hearings. All are cleared of any wrongdoing." In her 2003 memoir "Living History," Hillary only briefly ...

In Living History, Clinton writes about going to ... "During her second year in law school, Hillary Clinton volunteered at Yale's Child Study Center, learning about new research on early childhood ...

Senator Hillary Clinton is touted by many pundits as the (future) first elected woman president of the United States. Unlikely, I think, because she arouses such visceral dislike among many voters ...