AP sues State Department for Hillary Clinton emails
The news organization says repeated requests filed under the Freedom of Information Act have gone unanswered
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Hillary Clinton: It would have been better to use 2 email accounts
"I thought using one device would be simpler, and obviously it hasn't worked out that way," says possible presidential candidate
U.S. lags behind in fulfilling visa promise to Iraqi translators
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Hillary Clinton to respond to email controversy Tuesday
The former secretary of state is expected to speak publicly about the private email address she used while at the State Department
Hillary Clinton plots response to email scandal
The former secretary of state is expected to speak publicly in the coming days about how she communicated while at the State Department
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Some Republicans say it's time to bring in an independent arbiter to determine what should be part of the public record
House Benghazi panel subpoenas Clinton's email
Rep. Trey Gowdy, the panel's chair, wants more access to the former secretary of state
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