Will Angelina Jolie be adding politician to her impressive list of accomplishments? The answer: maybe. When asked whether she would ever run for office, the 43-year-old actress and activist told ...

President Angelina Jolie? Actress Teases a Future in Politics: 'I'll Go Where I'm Needed' Running for office isn't out of the question for the 43-year-old Oscar winner and special envoy to the UN ...

Angelina Jolie says that she hasn't totally ruled out the idea of running for office someday She’s helped refugees fleeing war-torn countries, spoken before the U.N. and lectured at the London ...

Angelina Jolie hinted that she might run for president. The actress told the BBC on Friday that she would have laughed at the idea 20 years ago but that she would now go where she is "needed." ...

Angelina Jolie for president? Jolie appeared on BBC Radio 4's "Today" program Friday and was asked by presenter Justin Webb if would consider a career in politics. Her answer didn't rule anything out.

Angelina Jolie and Son Maddox Attend State Dinner with President Biden and South Korean President The dinner "celebrates the 70th anniversary of the U.S.–ROK alliance," according to an official ...

No one can deny that Angelina Jolie is one very hard working woman. She’s a film star, mother to a massive brood and a humanitarian regularly involved with the UN. To the casual observer, Jolie ...

Angelina Jolie for president?. Jolie appeared on BBC Radio 4’s “Today” program Friday and was asked by presenter Justin Webb if would consider a career in politics.

Angelina Jolie visited Capitol Hill to meet with Democratic Senators about reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act ... First signed signed by President Bill Clinton in 1994, ...

UPDATED, Wednesday 9:10 AM PT: Angelina Jolie met with White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki and other senior White House officials to talked about the renewal of the Violence Against Women Act ...

Angelina Jolie for president?. Jolie appeared on BBC Radio 4’s “Today” program Friday and was asked by presenter Justin Webb if would consider a career in politics.