You deserve a government that works as hard for you as you do for your family. Democrats will lower costs, protect health care, end senseless wars, and stop tariffs that make life more expensive. If you haven’t already, I hope you vote today. It’s high time we put people first again!
To all who have worn our nation’s uniform in wartime or in peace—thank you for your service and sacrifice. We are forever grateful for your contributions to freedom and democracy at home and around the world.
With the passing of Dolores Huerta, Hillary and I have lost a dear friend, and we’ve all lost a stalwart champion of working Americans.
Dolores wore many hats: voting rights advocate, human rights champion, die-hard Democrat, self-described “born-again feminist,” and co-founder of the United Farm Workers of America. To see her in action was to witness a living legend who never stopped pushing for progress and seeing every new obstacle as a fresh opportunity to educate, to organize, and to uplift—even as those efforts sometimes brought her grave consequences. I will never forget and always be grateful for her support for Hillary in 2008 and 2016. It was an honor to award her the Eleanor Roosevelt Human Rights Award in 1998 and a great gift to spend time with and fight alongside her.
Our hearts go out to her family and the countless Americans whose lives were forever changed by her good long life.
Václav Havel believed that truth was better than fear, freedom was worth fighting for, and Europe’s future belonged to everyone. He devoted his life to those convictions and helped change the course of history.
On what would have been his 90th birthday, I’m remembering my friend with gratitude for his courage, his love of our common humanity, and the work we did together to bring the Czech Republic into NATO and build a Europe no longer divided.
We also shared a love of music. So today, I’m playing a few notes in his honor. Happy birthday, my friend. The world could use more of your spirit.
We’ve spent decades working to lower the price of HIV medicines and expand access to prevention and treatment. Country ownership is the goal. But a deadline isn't a transition plan. Cheaper medicines mean nothing if they never reach people.
What kind of country are we if we knowingly allow treatment to be interrupted, prevention to stop, and people to be left to die? We should be building for the possibility of tomorrow. Destroying decades of hard work to score political points carries a cost measured in human lives. And no perceived, short-term political victory is worth that. https://t.co/PSCLhSyXew
A real honor to meet President Bill Clinton and Dr. Chelsea Clinton this morning at the Clinton Global Initiative,,, thankx for having me,!!!
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There’s enormous promise in AI — but getting it right means asking hard questions about the risks, too. I’m glad Hillary and Reid had this conversation at #CGI2026.
We're used to thinking of open-source models as an unadulterated good. But in the case of AI, they can actually pose additional dangers, as @ReidHoffman and I got into at #CGI2026. I appreciated this nuanced discussion.
Science has always been part of America’s promise. Bill Nye reminds us why we have to keep investing in discovery — and in the people working every day to improve our lives.
Science is in the Constitution. 🔬
@BillNye on why investing in scientific research matters — and why he believes protecting it starts at the ballot box.
Watch more: https://t.co/qGKn49UAss | #CGI2026
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I learned a lot from these three remarkable young leaders at #CGI2026 — including that you never leave the stage without taking a selfie. The future looks bright.
Grateful to Prince Harry for joining us at #CGI2026 and challenging us to think carefully about how we shape AI — and make sure innovation serves people.
https://t.co/EgzgVPXllS
30 years ago today, I signed the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty. In the three decades since, the world has seen only 10 nuclear tests, compared with more than 2,000 in the five decades before. As AI gives us new capabilities we could only have imagined then, we should remember something we learned in the nuclear age: even when countries disagree, we can still work together to reduce the risks we all face. https://t.co/C8McNiRD6q
This year’s Clinton Global Citizen Awards honored three organizations saving lives every day — and representing the thousands of frontline responders doing this essential work in communities around the world: Superhumans Center, Aaron E. Henry Community Health Services Center, and Mutual Aid in Sudan.
If you’re able to help them continue doing it, please consider supporting them today: https://t.co/kLBLJ08eOf
For 20 years, @Unitaid and @CHAI_health have worked to lower prices, expand supply, and get lifesaving medicines and tests to people faster. I’m grateful for all we’ve achieved and eager to keep going. As we pursue the next generation of breakthroughs, access must remain the measure of our success.
“When the history of this moment is written – I know that I will be proud to have stood with people like you, with people who believed the future could be better than the present.”
President Bill Clinton opened #CGI2026 with a reminder of what CGI is all about: bringing people together to turn ideas into action.
Join us: https://t.co/PIj4jBHWP0
“When the history of this moment is written – I know that I will be proud to have stood with people like you, with people who believed the future could be better than the present.”
President Bill Clinton opened #CGI2026 with a reminder of what CGI is all about: bringing people together to turn ideas into action.
Join us: https://t.co/PIj4jBHWP0