Hillary Clinton Sickness

It was classic Hillary Clinton, ignoring medical advice and attending a ceremony on a sultry New York City day while battling pneumonia - a decision ex-aides and other associates speculated was rooted in her longstanding desire to prove that women can compete in the male-dominated world of politics.

Health has suddenly become a preoccupation on the campaign trail in the wake of Clinton's wobbly episode Sunday at a 9/11 memorial service in New York City.

Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton has had health episodes in the past similar to Sunday's near collapse, but has worked through them, her husband, former President Bill Clinton, said in an interview that aired on Monday.

Hillary Clinton is suffering from no health ailments other than pneumonia, and the Democratic presidential nominee is expected to return to the campaign trail as early as mid-week, a senior aide said Monday.

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton fell ill during a memorial service marking the 15th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, leaving abruptly and inserting new speculation about her health into a presidential campaign in which Republican Donald Trump has called her weak and unfit.

Donald Trump hasn't quite asked the dead to vote for him, but he's nearly there. "I joke a lot as I say if you're sick, if you just got the worse prognosis that a doctor can give you, if you're lying in bed and you just know you're not going to make it you have to get up on November 8th and you have to vote," he said on Thursday.

It was classic Hillary Clinton, ignoring medical advice and attending a ceremony on a sultry New York City day while battling pneumonia - a decision ex-aides and other associates speculated was rooted in her longstanding desire to prove that women can compete in the male-dominated world of politics.

Health has suddenly become a preoccupation on the campaign trail in the wake of Clinton's wobbly episode Sunday at a 9/11 memorial service in New York City.

Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton has had health episodes in the past similar to Sunday's near collapse, but has worked through them, her husband, former President Bill Clinton, said in an interview that aired on Monday.

Hillary Clinton is suffering from no health ailments other than pneumonia, and the Democratic presidential nominee is expected to return to the campaign trail as early as mid-week, a senior aide said Monday.

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton fell ill during a memorial service marking the 15th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, leaving abruptly and inserting new speculation about her health into a presidential campaign in which Republican Donald Trump has called her weak and unfit.

Donald Trump hasn't quite asked the dead to vote for him, but he's nearly there. "I joke a lot as I say if you're sick, if you just got the worse prognosis that a doctor can give you, if you're lying in bed and you just know you're not going to make it you have to get up on November 8th and you have to vote," he said on Thursday.