Bill Clinton Publishes Memoir 'Citizen'

In his new memoir, 'Citizen: My Life After the White House,' Bill Clinton reflects on over two decades of post-presidential life, emphasizing his focus on philanthropy and public service. Clinton discusses his significant contributions to global health, particularly his efforts to improve access to HIV/AIDS treatments through the Clinton Health Access Initiative, which has benefited nearly one million children. The memoir also chronicles his involvement in the release of American journalists from North Korea and offers insights into his wife Hillary Clinton's political career. While addressing past controversies, including his meetings with Jeffrey Epstein, Clinton expresses a sense of fulfillment in his philanthropic work, stating that he feels he has continued to be useful post-presidency. He encourages readers to focus on making a positive impact in their lives and communities. The book serves as a testament to Clinton's ongoing engagement with global issues and his reflections on leadership in a changing political landscape.