8/23/16
WASHINGTON — The State Department is reviewing nearly 15,000 emails as part of a batch of previously undisclosed communications that emerged in the FBI’s yearlong investigation of Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton‘s use of a private server while secretary of State.
State Department officials said Monday the communications, contained in 14,900 documents, represent both personal and work-related materials that must now be vetted by authorities before they can be made public.
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