Photo: twitter Bill Clintonis resting up following his recent hospital stay. “I’m really glad to be back home,” he said in the clip shared with his 13 million followers. “I’m doing great, enjoying this beautiful fall weather.” “I’m on the road to recovery, but I want to remind everyone out there — take the time to listen to your bodies, and care for yourselves,” Clinton continued. “We all have work to do and each of us has an important role to play in life and in the immediate future....

Hillary and Bill Clinton in January 2018.Photo: Kevin Mazur/Getty Bill Clintonis getting ready for another season of festivities in the Big Apple. “Hillary says I’ve always been our family’s Christmas elf,” the 75-year-old former president tells PEOPLE during an interview about hisnew video lecture serieswith MasterClass. This year, Clinton and his wife — former Secretary of StateHillary Clinton— will continue a tradition of decamping from theirChappaqua, New York, hometo spend the holiday in New York City with daughterChelsea, her husband, Marc Mezvinsky, and their three children: Charlotte, Aidan and Jasper....

With two terms in the White House,a presidential library,global foundation,one memoir, twobestselling thrillersand apodcastalready among his credits, formerPresident Bill Clintonis now adding teacher to his resume. The online course takes subscribers behind the scenes of pivotal moments of his life and presidency — with unvarnished and sometimes hilarious candor—to extract lessons on mediating conflict, developing persuasive speeches and working with opponents despite deep disagreements. “I felt like it might be the last chance I would get to tell people why I believe that inclusive tribalism is better than divisive tribalism,” Clinton tells PEOPLE....

President Bill Clinton stands behind Ruth Bader Ginsburg as she is sworn-in to serve on the Supreme Court on Aug. 10, 1993.Photo:AP Photo/Barry Thumma AP Photo/Barry Thumma Thirty years ago, PresidentBill Clintonintroduced the world to his first Supreme Court nominee, then-D.C. Circuit JudgeRuth Bader Ginsburg, calling her a “path-breaking attorney” and “person of immense character” whom he trusted to approach the job with wisdom and fairness. “When I appointed Ruth Bader Ginsburg to the Supreme Court, I knew it would be one of the most important decisions I would make in my presidency,” Clinton, 76, tells PEOPLE in a statement on the 30th anniversary of her swearing-in....

Bill Clintonsays his presidential elections would have been much different had social media been around in the 1990s. The 42nd president and best-selling author James Patterson, co-writers of the new bookThe President Is Missing, addressedPresident Donald Trump‘s affinity for tearing down his critics and opponents on Twitter during an interview onCBS Sunday Morning. Interviewer Mo Rocca raised the topic, saying, “President Trump — this is just factual — is fond of personal insults....

Bill Clintonis sharing his thoughts on how Americans with differing viewpoints on gun control can move forward together. The former president, 75,appearedas a guest onThe Late Late Show with James Cordenon Wednesday evening, where he spoke candidly about the gun problem plaguing the country. “… A lot of gun owners are inherently suspicious of government, easy to spook and don’t want to take a chance,” he continued, before continuing to detail how people with opposing views can meet in the middle....

Bill Clintonsays he’s feeling “fine” after a serious illness left him delirious and in intensive care for five days in October.“I feel better than I have in two years,” the former president tells PEOPLE during an interview about his video lecture series,President Bill Clinton Teaches Inclusive Leadership, which launched Thursday onMasterClass.Clinton says hisvisit to the University of California, Irvine Medical Centerwas the result of a “longstanding infection that was essentially in hiding....

Photo:Taylor Hill/FilmMagic, David M. Benett/Getty, Ralph Bavaro/BRAVO Taylor Hill/FilmMagic, David M. Benett/Getty, Ralph Bavaro/BRAVO Jimmy Buffett’s celebrity friends are remembering him after his death. Andy Cohen.Elton John,Bill Clintonand several other starry friends paid tribute to the late singer-songwriter on Saturday, shortly after it was announced thathe died the night before at age 76. “The king of cool… paradise was wherever Jimmy Buffett was,” Cohen, 55,wrotealongside a picture of the musician on X, formerly known as Twitter....

Friends and family of Hank Aaron — including prominent figures from sports legends to former presidents — gathered on Wednesday to honor the baseball icon’s life.The Hall of Famer and former Atlanta Braves playerdied on Fridayat his home in Atlanta. He was 86.“It’s customary on occasions like this to bemoan the fact that we have lost something,” former United Nations ambassador Andrew Young said during the service. “I’m here to testify that Hank hasn’t gone nowhere....

Louisa Moritz.Photo: ABC Photo Archives/ABC via Getty Actress Louisa Moritz, famous for her role opposite Jack Nicholson inOne Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, died last week, herrep toldThe Blast. She was 72. The actress died from natural causes related to her heart, according to the representative. Moritz played Rose inCuckoo’s Nest, one of the women who Nicholson’s characters sneaks into the mental institution. The 1975 film won five Oscars including best picture....

On Monday, a judge in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, will convene a scheduled two-day sentencing hearing that follows the entertainer’sconviction in April on three counts of aggravated indecent assault. Mark Makela/Getty “He’s living his life, enjoying his life, being blessed to see every day that God has given him,” says Wyatt. “He’s doing fantastic.” Victim Now Working as Massage Therapist in Canada Constand has also kept a low public profile heading into the sentencing....

The 83-year-old disgraced comedian’s request was turned down following a virtual interview on May 7 due to in part his refusal to participate or complete a treatment program for sex offenders and violence prevention, PEOPLE can confirm. At the time, Constand said in a statement regarding the appeal that she has “no doubt that the Supreme Court of PA will do the right thing.” “I respectfully ask the Supreme Court of PA to consider the enormous prospect of putting my perpetrator back into the community after being labelled a convicted sexually violent predator who has shown no remorse for his actions,” she wrote....

Photo:Gilbert Carrasquillo/Getty Images Gilbert Carrasquillo/Getty Images Matt Rourke-Pool/Getty “The trauma he inflicted upon me affects not only me, but my children and grandchildren," she said. “By breaking my silence and speaking my truth, I hope this serves as my legacy to my family, and shows those survivors who have yet to find their voices, that hope and healing are possible.” Want to keep up with the latest crime coverage? Sign up forPEOPLE’sfree True Crime newsletterfor breaking crime news, ongoing trial coverage and details of intriguing unsolved cases....