Pentagon's Joint Staff email was victim of "sophisticated" intrusion
The staff's unclassified system was the target of the hack
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Newly-released Clinton emails show her concern about... email
The State Department released thousands of pages of Clinton emails on Friday, including one in which she asks to borrow a book on how to improve emails
Report: Clinton's emails included data from five intel agencies
Just a sample of Clinton's emails from her tenure at the State Department have been reviewed
Judge lambasts State Dept. for slow production of Clinton emails
A U.S. district judge chides the slow response to Associated Press requests for documents
Former U.S. counterterrorism official pleads guilty to voyeurism
Daniel Rosen, a former State Department official, secretly recorded women undressing in their D.C. homes, prosecutors say
Cuba, Malaysia taken off U.S. human trafficking blacklist
An annual State Department report assesses how effectively governments are fighting the flesh trade and exploitative labor
U.S.-Cuba thaw provides new hope for a niche sport in Havana
Diplomatic relations were restored this week - and that could improve the lot of Cuban skateboarders in Havana
Obama administration slams Iran and Cuba for human rights abuses
The State Department blasted the two nations, although attempts to improve relations with them are continuing
Flaws seen in U.S. approach to ISIS propaganda
Former head of State Department's counter messaging campaign calls U.S. strategy "limited and weak"
Congressman warns of danger to consulates at Mexico border
Rep. Jason Chaffetz sent a letter to Secretary of State John Kerry outlining multiple incidents of violence that threaten towns where the U.S. has diplomatic presence
U.S. confirms American journalist in Yemen freed
State Department confirms that injured American Casey Coombs, who was held by Houthi rebels, arrived safely in Oman
Report: At least 4 Americans held by Yemen's rebels
State Department official says agency is "doing everything we can to get these individuals released"
Cuba dropped from U.S. state sponsors of terror list
The State Department finished its 45-day review of the decision Friday, paving the way for closer ties between the U.S. and Cuba
Judge orders State Dept. to release Clinton's emails in batches
The department's initial proposal - to release of most of the 55,000 pages of emails by mid-January 2016 - has been discarded
Travel ban for 5 Taliban leaders exchanged for Bowe Bergdahl to end
The Taliban leaders were released a year ago in exchange for Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl
Dickerson: The dangers of old friends like Sidney Blumenthal to Hillary Clinton's campaign
Why Clinton's longtime friends and confidants pose a special challenge for her presidential ambitions
Benghazi chairman: No Clinton testimony until documents received
GOP Rep. Trey Gowdy says the State Department is slow-walking the release of materials related to the 2012 terror attack in Libya
U.S. concerned China behind "malicious" cyber-attack on U.S. sites
Chinese authorities allegedly carried out denial-of-service attacks, intermittently shutting down anti-online censorship group
"Monuments Men" help return paintings missing since WWII to Germany
The paintings, including three won by an American GI in a poker game, were turned over to the German government Tuesday
U.S. targets 4 ISIS leaders, offers $20 million in rewards
Obama administration seeking info leading to the whereabouts of senior leaders, including chief of ISIS suicide bombers
Benghazi committee requests interview with Hillary Clinton
Committee Chairman Trey Gowdy wants to talk with Clinton about her use of a private email address and personal server while she was at the State Department
Hillary Clinton used her iPad for email at State
Clinton said she used a single email address to avoid having to carry two phones, but documents show she used both a Blackberry and an iPad
What happens if nuclear talks with Iran fail?
Negotiators insist they have never been closer to closing a potentially historic deal, but a deadline is just days away
Benghazi Committee Chair: Clinton wiped email server "clean"
Rep. Trey Gowdy says the former secretary of state permanently deleted all emails from her server
Iran nuclear deal in sight, State Dept. official says
With less than a week before a March 31 deadline, senior State Department official tells CBS News, "We very much believe that we can get this done"
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