Russian airstrikes have killed 9,000 in Syria in a year, activists say
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said the dead include nearly 4,000 civilians; tens of thousands displaced amid widespread destruction
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Report: State Dept. to process 3,000 new pages of Clinton emails
Processing the emails doesn't necessarily mean they will all be made public
Americans warned to avoid Starbucks in Turkish city
U.S. says the coffee shops and other businesses that Westerners frequent in Gaziantep, near Syria, may be terrorist targets
Bill Clinton discusses Hillary Clinton's health after Sunday incident
The former president also told CBS News' Charlie Rose in an interview Monday that he is "unaware" of any instance in which a foundation donor got special treatment at the State Department
State Department to release Hillary Clinton schedules
The schedules, from 2009 to 2013, document her minute-by-minute movements and will be released before Election Day
State won't finish Clinton calendar release until after election
A federal judge ordered the State Department to release monthly batches of the former secretary's detailed daily schedules
Clinton denies donors influenced her as Secretary of State
Democratic nominee insists reports are "a lot of smoke" and "no fire"
U.S. paid $1.3 billion to Iran two days after cash delivery
The deal has faced increased scrutiny since the administration’s acknowledgment this month that it used the money as leverage to ensure the release of four American prisoners
Clinton campaign dogged by new donor allegations
New report shows donors to the Clinton Foundation had special access to Clinton when she was secretary of state
AP: Many donors to Clinton Foundation met with Hillary Clinton at State Department
The Clinton campaign responded to AP investigation that found that 85 donors contributed as much as $156 million to the Foundation while she was secretary of state
State Department says $400m payment was contingent on prisoners' release
U.S. officials still deny the payment was ransom, since the money was owed for 35 years; Republicans are crying foul
State Department to provide Judicial Watch with newly uncovered Clinton emails
A month after FBI Director James Comey recommended not to prosecute Hillary Clinton for her use of a private server, new details -- and emails-- surface
Hillary Clinton FBI interview notes to be released to Congress
Lawmakers on Capitol Hill are expected to receive notes from Clinton's email server interview
Emails show links between State Department and Clinton Foundation
The emails were obtained by Judicial Watch through Freedom of Information Act requests
State Dept will review and release unseen Clinton emails
A federal hearing is planned for Thursday to address the production of Clinton's emails, including the ones cited by James Comey last week
Russia expels 2 American diplomats in retaliation for U.S. evictions
Altercation between Russian policeman and American official set off diplomatic fracas
State Dept. reopens probe into Hillary Clinton emails
The investigation was on hold until the FBI completed its own process, which occurred earlier this week with no charges against Clinton
Can Trump exploit the FBI's rebuke of Clinton's private emails?
Polls show a wide majority of voters don't believe Clinton is trustworthy - but here's why Trump may struggle to take advantage of it
More Clinton emails released, including some she deleted
State Department now has access to emails from Clinton's server about how records were organized
Joe Biden fires back at Syria policy critics
In an interview with Charlie Rose, vice president has strong words for 51 career diplomats who slammed Obama administration's Syria policy
U.S. diplomats to White House: Change policy on Syria
Sources say dozens of State Dept. officials signed cable urging more direct action against dictator Bashar Assad, among other steps
State Department issues alert for Americans traveling to Europe this summer
The alert specifically warns about several major events in Europe that could be hotspots for terrorist attacks
Clinton didn't comply with email policies, State Dept IG finds
The audit faults former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and her predecessors for poorly managing their email, responding slowly to cybersecurity risks
U.S. military worker in Okinawa linked to murder
Japanese police suspect the American of abandoning the body of a woman who went missing last month
Bob Gates thinks highly of Hillary Clinton - will he endorse her?
Gates has praised Clinton and sat for several joint interviews with her, but the former defense secretary has been noncommittal on the 2016 election
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DOJ calls Alaska Senate allegations "troubling," asks to segregate ballots
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El-Sayed asks fellow Democrat Stevens not to attend final campaign events
Virginia and D.C. sue over Trump's planned arch
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Iran's supreme leader warns U.S., Israel against new attacks
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