FROM engaging in sexual relations with an intern to letting the Vietnam War escalate, US presidents have been blamed for some egregious errors.

It would be unthinkable just a few very short years ago that the majority of the Irish people would be hostile to the visit to this country by an American president.

Former US president Bill Clinton’s memoir, My Life, will settle some scores, starting with the “supine” press, according to a magazine report.

DEMOCRATIC presidential hopeful John Kerry moved yesterday to quash potentially catastrophic rumours linking him to an intern.

Democratic presidential hopeful John Kerry today moved to quash potentially catastrophic rumours linking him to an intern.

ALLEGATIONS against Vietnam war hero John Kerry yesterday threatened his runaway presidential campaign.

Allegations against Vietnam war hero John Kerry today threatened his runaway presidential campaign.

IF you listen closely enough, you should be able to make out the angry words above the din: a cacophony of female voices raised to the rafters with one common message for their menfolk.

Halfway through a presidential term buffeted by terrorism and an improbable tangle in Congress, Americans were voting today in elections that offered both parties a chance to gain control of Congress.

US congressman Gary Condit is emerging from a self-imposed media blackout following Chandra Levy’s disappearance, trying to revive his political career and clarify his relationship with the missing former Government intern.

Bill Clinton has agreed to write his memoirs.

In a rare instance of a former US President criticising a current one, Jimmy Carter has been taking issue with just about everything George W. Bush has done in office.

Al Gore has told Bill Clinton the Monica Lewinsky scandal was partly responsible for his election defeat.