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The impeachment process against President Bill Clinton following the discovery of his relationship with Monica Lewinsky
The Starr Report constructed a day-by-day narrative of a sexual relationship between President Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky, anchoring its timeline in Lewinsky’s own testimony, contemporaneous Whi...
On August 17, 1998, President Bill Clinton gave a videotaped grand-jury testimony in which he acknowledged having a relationship with Monica Lewinsky that he called “not appropriate” or “improper,” ex...
Media narratives and partisan framing refracted both impeachments through different prisms—Clinton’s as a salacious personal scandal that many outlets treated as “private misconduct” turned public, an...
The Starr Report concluded that President Bill Clinton had lied under oath and committed perjury, engaged in obstruction of justice, and had followed a pattern of conduct inconsistent with his constit...
Bill Clinton faced criminal exposure for alleged perjury and obstruction of justice arising from his denials about a sexual relationship with White House intern Monica Lewinsky, was the subject of the...
The Starr Report catalogued a series of sexual encounters between President Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky, describing oral sex and other intimate acts in explicit detail to support its findings tha...