I learned a lot from these three remarkable young leaders at #CGI2026 — including that you never leave the stage without taking a selfie. The future looks bright.

Grateful to Prince Harry for joining us at #CGI2026 and challenging us to think carefully about how we shape AI — and make sure innovation serves people.

30 years ago today, I signed the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty. In the three decades since, the world has seen only 10 nuclear tests, compared with more than 2,000 in the five decades before. As AI gives us new capabilities we could only have imagined then, we should remember something we learned in the nuclear age: even when countries disagree, we can still work together to reduce the risks we all face. cfr.org/articles/bill-clinto…

This year’s Clinton Global Citizen Awards honored three organizations saving lives every day — and representing the thousands of frontline responders doing this essential work in communities around the world: Superhumans Center, Aaron E. Henry Community Health Services Center, and Mutual Aid in Sudan. If you’re able to help them continue doing it, please consider supporting them today: clintonglobal.org/citizen

For 20 years, @Unitaid and @CHAI_health have worked to lower prices, expand supply, and get lifesaving medicines and tests to people faster. I’m grateful for all we’ve achieved and eager to keep going. As we pursue the next generation of breakthroughs, access must remain the measure of our success.

CGI is more important than ever. I hope you’ll join us today: clintonglobal.org/2026

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My statement on the 25th anniversary of the September 11th attacks:

Our diverse workforce is the beating heart of the American economy. Today we all celebrate the ingenuity, capability, and productivity of the American worker and the labor organizations that support them. Happy Labor Day!

Dolly Parton was one of a kind—a great songwriter and performer who told the stories of everyday Americans with honesty, humility, and heart. She rose high from her East Tennessee roots and never forgot where she came from. And she always believed in giving back, especially in her efforts to promote literacy. Hillary and I were big fans and first saw her in 1974, and will always be grateful for the music and the memories. Our thoughts and prayers are with her family, her legion of fans, and everyone who loved her.

Tim Carney was a dedicated diplomat who served his country over seven administrations and in some of the most troubled places in the world. I counted on him as ambassador in both Sudan and in Haiti, and was grateful that he helped lead the Clinton Bush Haiti Fund after the 2010 earthquake. No matter how unstable the political environment and how tense relations could be, Tim always maintained the highest level of professionalism and tenacity, and always believed that diplomacy was the essential key to reducing instability and promoting peace and prosperity. My thoughts and prayers are with his family and his many admirers at home and abroad.

Happy 80th birthday to my friend George W. Bush! Your friendship—and that of your father and your entire family—has been one of the great gifts of my life. It has always reminded me that long before we’re politicians, we’re fellow Americans and, above all, human beings. And for the next month, I’m especially grateful to finally have someone older than me! Wishing you many more years of good health, happiness, and friendship. Our country is stronger when we remember that what unites us is greater than what divides us.

My statement on America at 250 and the state of the country:

America has become the longest-lasting democracy in history in large part thanks to generations of immigrants who have brought their talents, hard work, and dreams to our country. I was honored to welcome Pedro, who will help us write the next chapter of our American story.

Clive Davis had a golden ear, a brilliant mind, and a good heart. I’ll always be grateful for his kindness through the years. His legacy will live on through all the artists and music he helped bring to the world, which have been the soundtrack to millions of lives.

The job of Fed Chairman is one of the hardest in Washington. Every move is heavily scrutinized at home and around the world, not only at the moment rate decisions are made, but for years and decades afterward. The best we can hope for is someone who is wise but takes good advice from experts around them, exudes confidence and integrity, and who always keeps the country’s best interests front and center. Alan Greenspan was all of those things and more. I enjoyed my conversations, and occasional arguments, with him when I was President. My heart goes out to Andrea and everyone who loved him. We were lucky to have him as long as we did.

Juneteenth is both a joyous celebration and a solemn reminder that the road to justice and equality is a long one that we must all walk together. Today, let’s renew our commitment to one another that we will stay vigilant, that we will not turn back, and that we will build a future we can all truly share.

Today, Hillary and I were honored to be on the South Side of Chicago to celebrate the opening of the Obama Presidential Center. The Obama Center tells the story of eight years of progress, and is a stirring reminder of the power—and responsibility—we have as citizens shape a better future. Congratulations, Barack and Michelle, on this extraordinary accomplishment!

What an incredible season! Basketball fans everywhere will remember the team that embodied New York grit, never quit, and battled to the final buzzer. Congratulations to James Dolan, Coach Mike Brown, Captain Jalen Brunson, every member of the New York Knicks organization, and the loyal Knicks faithful who waited 53 years to celebrate this championship!

Like all great chefs, André Poirot melded his talent, training, and discipline with that rare extra ingredient, the ability to prepare dishes that bring people together with shared delight. He was a perfect fit for our restaurant at the Clinton Presidential Center in Little Rock and we were so fortunate to have him in our kitchen and our lives as long as we did. He’ll be missed not only by all of us at the Center, but by everyone in Little Rock and around the world who were lucky to have gathered around a table to sample his gifts. arkansasonline.com/news/2026…