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Presidential library and museum for U.S. President Bill Clinton, located in Little Rock, Arkansas
A widely shared image showing Donald Trump apparently kneeling and touching Bill Clinton is an authentic still photograph from a 2000 U.S. Open encounter, but viral video clips that animate the frame ...
An authentic 2000 photo of Donald Trump and Bill Clinton laughing together exists in the Clinton Presidential Library collection and was released publicly in 2016 (first frame of viral clip) . Viral s...
Yes — multiple published photographs show Donald Trump and Bill Clinton together, notably images from 2000 when they greeted each other at events such as Trump Tower; Getty Images hosts over 1,000 Tru...
A widely circulated still-photo and a short viral video showing Donald Trump kneeling near — and in some versions appearing to touch — Bill Clinton originate from a real photograph taken at the U.S. O...
The viral image’s earliest confirmed origin is a real photograph of Donald Trump and Bill Clinton taken at the U.S. Open in September 2000 and later released by the Clinton Presidential Library; that ...
The most recent widely reported public photographs of Donald Trump and Bill Clinton together date to events in 2000: a June 16, 2000 visit to Trump Tower and a U.S. Open appearance later that year, im...
Available reporting and archival summaries indicate Jeffrey Epstein visited the White House several times in the 1990s while Bill Clinton was president, with multiple sources saying visits occurred as...
Records made public by news outlets and compilations of White House visitor logs show Jeffrey Epstein visited the Clinton White House at least 17 times between 1993 and 1995, often accompanied by wome...
The photograph of Donald Trump and Bill Clinton that later became the basis for an AI-generated video was taken at the 2000 U.S. Open in Flushing, New York and first entered the public record when the...
included a focused set of renovation and restoration projects centered on the Executive Mansion—notably interior refurbishments of state rooms including the Blue Room, East Room and the Oval Office re...
is a December 3, 1969 letter from to thanking him for “saving me from the draft,” acknowledging that he had not fully disclosed his opposition to , and apologizing for having “deceived” Holmes about t...
A patchwork of declassified U.S. records touches Ukraine across eras, but direct, public U.S. "smoking‑gun" documents proving a centrally directed 2013–2014 U.S. orchestration of regime change are not...
Public records that mention Bill Clinton span presidential archives, court and investigative records tied to the Jeffrey Epstein matter, and congressional correspondence; many of those materials are p...
A modest but clearly documented restoration of the Executive Mansion took place early in Bill Clinton’s presidency: the Clinton team carried out broad refurbishing of the state rooms and residence (fl...
The White House renovation undertaken early in Bill Clinton’s presidency was primarily a restoration and refurbishment of the Executive Residence intended to preserve the building “as a living museum,...
The Clinton presidency (1993–2001) carried out an extensive interior restoration of the Executive Mansion focused on state rooms, furnishings and conservation work — including reupholstering 73 pieces...
Photographs and framed portraits found in Jeffrey Epstein’s properties show him with many famous figures — including President Bill Clinton, Donald Trump and Pope John Paul II — and recent releases of...
Major fact‑checking outlets and news organizations cited here — Snopes, PolitiFact, NBC/associated reporting summarized by KnowYourMeme, and multiple fact‑checks republished by Yahoo/UK — have debunke...
The most contemporaneous reporting from 1993 places the Clinton-era White House family quarters redecoration at roughly , funded largely by private donations; later summaries sometimes conflate that f...