RT @ClintonCenter: #OTD in 1997, @madeleine Albright was sworn in as U.S. Secretary of State. Nominated by President @BillClinton, she was the first woman to serve in that role. https://t.co/OkxI1jmdDj

I liked and admired Jim Lehrer. He believed news is a public good, not a commodity. And he was always completely on the level in reporting, interviewing, and moderating debates. His life was a gift that strengthened our democracy. https://t.co/tXToso4aNK

I was proud to sign the bill making MLK Day a national day of service. 25 years later, Americans have given millions of hours to improve our country, proving true Dr. King’s belief that “everyone can be great because everyone can serve.” 

Honor him by doing your part today.

Martin Luther King Jr. said, “There is an invisible book of life that faithfully records our vigilance or our neglect.” 

We must remain vigilant in defending and advancing the progress he lived and died to achieve—today, tomorrow, and every day.

We did everything we could to help Los Angelinos get back on their feet. 26 years later, we can and should do it again - and help our fellow Americans in Puerto Rico. https://t.co/hiMla2Z5Hz

My heart is with the people of Haiti. Today and every day I remember those who lost their lives in the earthquake, including my colleagues from the UN, and those who persevere to build a future worthy of their labors, gifts, and sacrifices.

RT @DavidBegnaud: I know there's a lot going on in the world but what's going on in Puerto Rico, with the earthquakes, is very important, and deserve everyone's attention.

Proud the work of @ClintonFdn continues. We’re responding in wake of natural disasters with @clintonglobal; helping children lead healthier lives via @HealthierGen and @2smalltofail; and  inspiring the next generation of leaders with @PLSProgram & @CGIU.
https://t.co/gZawUnVpMo

I remain hopeful that Brexit will respect the Good Friday Accords and the sacrifice and vision of so many people, more than two decades ago.

I care deeply about the people of Northern Ireland, and I’m thankful their leaders are coming together in the spirit of the Good Friday Accords to stand-up the Executive and restore the government functions that people of all communities require.

The devastation caused by the wildfires in Australia is heartbreaking. Here are some ways to help:
https://t.co/VE75aFC25Y

RT @ClintonFdn: From responding in the wake of natural disasters to helping children lead healthier lives — when you give to the Clinton Foundation, you’re helping improve lives across the United States and around the world. https://t.co/jCUOI8xXOT

If there’s anyone with the strength and courage to fight this, it’s you, John. Hillary and I love you, and we join with millions of other Americans in praying for you and your family. https://t.co/gNVEu1dijU

Felix Rohatyn was a creative problem solver. I will always be grateful for his service as Ambassador to France when I was President, during which he helped strengthen the bonds of friendship between our countries and develop new means of cooperation. Hillary & I mourn his loss.

I hope you’ll tune in today as we discuss proven policies and new approaches for expanding economic opportunities for all Americans. https://t.co/Kx6Wf8jigC

Every American who has ever put on this nation’s uniform in war or in peace has assumed risks and made sacrifices on our common behalf. Today we should join as one and thank them and their families for the debts we can never fully repay.

“The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you'll go.” - Dr. Seuss https://t.co/vk3tJfAFGx

RT @GeorgetownLaw: LIVE NOW: Former President Bill Clinton, former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and #SupremeCourt Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg speaking at #GeorgetownLaw this evening for the second Annual Ruth Bader Ginsburg Lecture: https://t.co/Ll0qIOpRBh

Kay Hagan loved the people of North Carolina and served them with honor, integrity, and skill. I’m saddened by her loss.

John Conyers was a champion for justice & equality who spent over 50 years in Congress fighting for the people of Detroit & beyond—including by co-sponsoring the Voting Rights Act, taking a role in the creation of Medicare & defending the Constitution on the Judiciary Committee.