Presidential races

The former president on Sunday fueled further speculation about his wife's political future.

Paul's address at the historically black university may be seen as an early outreach effort to young and minority voters. 

Harold Ickes, a top Democratic fundraiser and longtime Clinton supporter, is advising a pro-Hillary Clinton super-PAC in preparation for her potential presidential run in 2016.

Huffington also expressed concern that Clinton was returning to the public stage too soon after her retirement.

Ben Carson, considered by some to be a potential presidential candidate, will still give commencement address at Johns Hopkins University.

James Carville, a longtime friend and supporter of Hillary Clinton, said he doesn't expect her to decide on running for president in 2016 until after the midterm elections.

The former secretary of State made her second public appearance since retiring as secretary of State. 

Hillary Clinton's first two months as a private citizen have been decidedly public.

Jim Messina, President Obama's former campaign manager, hasn't ruled out engaging in another presidential campaign.

Clinton family confidant and top Democratic strategist James Carville is helping a super-PAC whose main goal is to convince Hillary Clinton to run for president.

Carville is supporting Ready For Hillary, a group launched to lay the groundwork for a presidential run.