Hillary Clinton to be interviewed in FBI email investigation
The FBI's probe into her email server was first reported in August
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Clinton aide interviewed in email investigation
Huma Abedin, a longtime close aide to the former secretary of state, questioned about Clinton's use of a private email server
U.S. warns Americans in Turkey as blast injures 3
U.S. Consulate warns Americans of "credible threats" to tourist areas in Turkey, especially in Istanbul and the Mediterranean resort Antalya
Syria releases American citizen abducted 4 years ago
U.S. officials said Kevin Dawes, a 33-year-old freelance photographer from San Diego, was turned over to authorities from Russia
Hillary Clinton: FBI has not asked about email probe
Last week, the State Department stopped its own internal review of Clinton's possible mishandling of classified information
State Department will halt Clinton emails review, defer to FBI
At issue are emails from Clinton's private email server that contain information that's since been classified
State Department says it's sorry for mean Tweets
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U.S. orders diplomatic, military families out of south Turkey
The State Department also warns U.S. citizens to avoid travel to southeastern Turkey, particularly near the Syrian border
RNC sues to obtain records from Clinton, her aides at State
The lawsuits come just over a week after the State Department released its final batch of Clinton emails
State Dept. releases 562 more of Hillary Clinton's emails
Last of Clinton's emails scheduled to be made public on Feb. 29, a day before the critical Super Tuesday primaries
Newly released Clinton emails get higher classification
A federal judge has ordered Clinton's remaining emails from her time as secretary of state to be released by the end of the month
Judge orders DOJ to explain Hillary Clinton email delay
The federal judge gave the administration until Wednesday to file an explanation
Watchdog: Powell, Rice aides had classified info on emails
They were discovered by the State Department's inspector general in a preliminary investigation
Emails: Clinton aides sought non-State Department PC
The computer would allow her to check her emails at work on a non-State Department computer network
Hillary Clinton in damage control over latest email revelation
State Department says 22 messages on former secretary of state's private email server have been upgraded to "top secret"
22 "top secret" Hillary Clinton emails won't be released
Clinton campaign spokesman says withholding the emails is "overclassification run amok"
State Dept. asks for more time to release Hillary Clinton's emails
The requested one-month extension has nothing to do with questions about the nature of the "classified" emails in Clinton's account, the State Department says
U.S. plans to expand refugees admissions for people in Central America
Secretary of State John Kerry announced that the new policy would apply to people in El Salvador, Honduras and Guatemala
Kerry: Release of U.S. sailors from Iran shows power of diplomacy
The secretary of state said the 10 U.S. sailors who were detained Tuesday by Iran were treated well
In email, Clinton tells aide to send talking points "nonsecure"
Latest State Department release of Clinton's emails contains several that were later marked classified
State Department releases more Hillary Clinton emails marked "classified"
The continued release of Clinton's emails fuels critics who say she shouldn't have been corresponding as secretary of state on a private email account
Trump mocks State Department's 2015 boast of peace in Syria
State Department spokesperson John Kirby wrote in a blog post that "bringing peace, security to Syria" was an accomplishment of the year
What the U.S. is reviewing to make the K-1 fiancé visa system more secure
The U.S. launched its review of this type of visa after investigators revealed that one of the San Bernardino shooters had used a fiancé visa to emigrate to the U.S.
Should social media scrubbing be part of visa screening process?
Revelations that Tashfeen Malik posted radical views on social media are putting the visa screening process under scrutiny
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Revelations that one of the San Bernardino shooters was radicalized before coming to the U.S. has lawmakers asking for improvements
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