San Bernardino shooting raises questions about fiancée visa program
The female shooter was granted a K-1 fiancee visa to travel to the U.S. from the Middle East
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American killed in Paris terror attacks
California college says "buoyant, "joyous" and "energetic" student studying in Paris was killed in attacks on French capital
State Department warns of Bangladesh terror threat
"Real and credible" threat to foreigners, including Americans, in Bangladesh after deadly ISIS-linked attacks, State Department warns
French to pay $60 million in reparations to Holocaust survivors in U.S. and beyond
State-owned French train company SNCF is accused of helping deport over 70,000 Jews while France was under Nazi occupation
Democrats: Benghazi committee interviews discredit GOP claims about Clinton
Democrats released the 146-page report just days before Hillary Clinton is set to testify before the panel
Hackers linked to Russia tried to infiltrate Hillary Clinton's emails
The phishing mails were disguised as speeding tickets
McCarthy puts political spin on Benghazi Committee and Clinton
The leading candidate to be House speaker gave credit to the committee for hurting Clinton's poll numbers
State Department to release thousands more Hillary Clinton emails
This is part of the State Department's monthly release of Clinton emails from her time as secretary of state
U.S. woman held in China for 6 months, accused of spying
State Department confirms Houston woman was detained in March while traveling in a trade delegation
Obama directs U.S. to accept up to 10,000 Syrian refugees next year
The number is a substantial increase from the 1,500 it will have admitted by the end of September
State Dept: Hiring Clinton supporter as "transparency" czar not a conflict
Secretary of State John Kerry announced Tuesday that Amb. Janice Jacobs would take on the new job of improving State's record-keeping and managing requests for documents
Hillary Clinton "trying to be as transparent as I possibly can" about emails
The Democratic presidential candidate continues to face questions over her use of a private email address and server while at the State Department
Hillary Clinton, fighting for votes, promises to defend unions
She told crowds on Labor Day that the GOP would pay a price at the polls "for treating Americans like second class citizens"
Clinton says her email practices were allowed
The Democratic presidential candidate continues to face questions over her use of a private email address and server while at the State Department
Former staffer who assisted Clinton with email will plead the Fifth
Bryan Pagliano, a former State Department IT staffer, was subpoenaed to appear before the House Benghazi Committee
Nearly 7,000 pages of Hillary Clinton's emails released
About 150 emails, which Clinton sent as secretary of state, were censored because they contain information now deemed classified
State Department routinely sent secrets over email
Over the last two administrations, State Department officials regularly sent sensitive material on unsecured email
305 Clinton emails flagged for possibly classified information
The emails will be sent to the intelligence community for further review, the State Department said in a court document
Obama admin warns China about agents operating in U.S.
A State Department spokesman said that law enforcement agents dispatched from Beijing must let the proper officials know
New details about classified information in Clinton's emails
Intelligence officials say four of former secretary of state's emails should have been marked as "classified"
What's next in the Hillary Clinton email controversy?
As FBI receives Clinton's private server, inspector general for the intelligence community says at least two emails should be top secret
Analysis: Keystone XL review taking unusually long time
Review period for the controversial proposed oil pipeline has been over 5 times as long as the average for similar projects
Clinton certifies she turned over all email to State Department
A judge ordered the certification from Clinton, as well as two of her top aides, last week
ISIS militant who held Kayla Mueller captive is not being charged in U.S.
Umm Sayyaf had been held by military interrogators since May, when U.S. Special Forces captured her in a raid in Syria
Russia believed to be behind Pentagon's Joint Staff email breach
The staff's unclassified system was the victim of a "sophisticated" intrusion in late July
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