Clinton

A social media post attributed to Hillary Clinton criticizing Donald Trump for using projection and scapegoating to spread what she calls toxic lies is drawing attention and praise. Commenters cite former Labor Secretary Robert Reich's remarks from 1994 as prescient, saying his warnings about such political tactics have come true, and urge voters to reject what they call charlatans at the ballot box.

The USDA has proposed rescinding the Roadless Rule, a Clinton-era measure that restricts road construction and logging across millions of acres of national forest land. If enacted, the change would open more than 44 million acres to development, drawing concern from conservation and animal welfare advocates who warn of serious consequences for wildlife habitats nationwide.

Critics are voicing frustration at the US Supreme Court's presidential immunity ruling, arguing it blocks investigations of a sitting president on the grounds it could distract him from official duties, and even shields prosecution after leaving office for official acts. Commenters contrast this with Bill Clinton, who continued counterterrorism work against Osama bin Laden while in office, and allege a crypto-related scheme is being protected by the same ruling.

A Clinton Township man has been convicted in the grisly 2013 killings of an 11-year-old girl and her mother, closing a case that had lingered for years. The verdict brings some measure of resolution to the families of the victims, who were murdered more than a decade ago. Details of sentencing have not yet been reported.

Commentators are arguing that immigration laws passed in the mid-1990s under President Bill Clinton laid the groundwork for the Trump administration's hardline immigration policies. The piece contends that decades-old enforcement frameworks gave later administrations broad tools for detention and deportation, and calls for repealing or reforming those statutes to change the course of US immigration policy.