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#17. "What does 'fubar' mean?" In a December 2010 email chain, Clinton showed her ignorance of the meaning of the term “FUBAR” in another heavily redacted series of exchanges. The acronym, which stands for f----d up beyond all recognition, “is unprintable on civil email,” Mills responded back. Clinton had no follow-ups in 2012 after Sullivan said a situation in Egypt “remains FUBAR.”

Attorney General Loretta Lynch sat down for a tough, lengthy interview with Fox News’ Bret Baier that largely focused on Hillary Clinton‘s emails. Lynch assured that “career independent lawyers” are conducting the investigation, but would not say if a grand jury has been convened yet. She repeatedly told Baier that she’s not going to comment on ongoing investigations. He confronted her about the perception that the DOJ may “cut Secretary Clinton a break” for political reasons, even bringing up White House comments about the investigation. Lynch said every decision the DOJ makes is an independent one because they owe it

"Distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen, fellow Americans: Vice-President Elizabeth Warren will be delivering the Inaugural Address here today, because President Hillary Clinton has been, uh, unavoidably detained . . ." On MSNBC's coverage of the South Carolina primary this evening, Chuck Todd actually said that if Hillary Clinton is charged with a misdemeanor concerning her emails, it will have "no impact" on her presidential prospects. View the video here.

The U.S. State Department’s announcement that it will finally finish releasing the 55,000-pages of emails from Hillary Clinton’s time as the nation’s top diplomat does away with a cloud that has been hanging over the Democratic frontrunner’s presidential bid for roughly a year. But they won’t be celebrating in Clintonland tonight because another lawsuit could keep the issue alive well into the fall. The State Department is set to release the last roughly 1,500 pages of emails and should wrap up the process on Monday, spokesman Mark Toner told reporters, according to Reuters.

The damage to national security from Hillary Clinton’s choice to use an unsecured private server to handle all her State Department business is substantial, and could well be catastrophic. Friday night’s release of 800 emails included 88 more with classified data, bringing the total to 1818, including 22 so top secret that no portion of them can be released to the public. It is all but certain that America’s enemies, ever alert to hacking opportunities, have read everything that was on the server, even the yoga positions and wedding plans. But also the national security details, including names of secret...

Former US Attorney General Eric Holder is a huge fan of NBA hall of famer Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. So much so that Holder used Abdul-Jabbar's birth name, Lew Alcindor, as an alias for his official Department of Justice (DOJ) email account, raising more questions about the email practices of top Obama administration officials, and about the ability of US government agencies to track down correspondence in response to Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests. he Lew Alcindor revelation was made in a February 16 letter that DOJ sent to VICE News and Ryan Shapiro, a historian and doctoral candidate at the...

**SNIP** But it will be instructive to see how her testimony contradicts the testimony provided by her aides. The inevitable inconsistencies will be meaningful. There will be a story in the different webs they will weave. Conflicting testimony could also force a special prosecutor to be assigned to the case. Our IBD/TIPP poll says that two-thirds of those closely keeping up with the scandal already believe a special prosecutor should be appointed. It will also be meaningful to see a presidential candidate under oath in a setting other than a congressional hearing. This can't be good for her campaign. The...

Nothing is ever her fault! One of Hillary Clinton's lackeys embarrassed himself today by claiming a judge's decision to move forward with Hillary's email scandal is part of the wast right wing conspiracy. One little problem... The judge was appointed by Bill Clinton. Oops! The Blaze reported: Clinton Spox Says Judge's Decision on Email Scandal Is Part of Right-Wing Conspiracy -- Then News Anchor Drops Inconvenient Fact Hillary Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook said a federal judge's ruling that Clinton and her top aides should be questioned under oath about the candidate's private email server is part of the ring...

Clinton insists she is 'not worried at all' about her email scandal as she faces being subpoenaed for her entire secret email account Hillary Clinton still isn't sweating over her email scandal, even after a federal judge warned today that the Democratic hopeful's entire email server could be subpoenaed. 'I know there are are challengers about what the State Department did or did not do - that will all be worked out,' she said tonight at a CNN town hall. 'It's just not something that is going to have a lasting effect. And I am not at all worried about...

Secretary of State John Kerry said Tuesday that the several investigations into Hillary Clinton's private email system has significantly tied up the State Department over the last year, despite the more than $2 million Congress gave State to deal with it. "We have more than 50 ... simultaneous investigations going on, and we have an unprecedented number of FOIA requests," Kerry told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. "I have had to cannibalize bureaus to get people to go spend their time on these requests." "I'm concerned about it because this is tying up international diplomats," he said.

A federal judge ruled on Tuesday that U.S. State Department officials and aides to Hillary Clinton should be questioned under oath about whether the former secretary of state's private email system was an effort to skirt open records laws. U.S. District Judge Emmet G. Sullivan ordered that the State Department and Judicial Watch, the conservative watchdog group suing the department for records about the employment of a senior Clinton aide, come up with a plan for the depositions and other discovery by April. Clinton is vying to become the Democratic Party's presidential candidate ahead of the election this November. Her...

NBC is calling it for Clinton.

EXCLUSIVE: One of the classified email chains discovered on Hillary Clinton's personal unsecured server discussed an Afghan national's ties to the CIA and a report that he was on the agency's payroll, a U.S. government official with knowledge of the document told Fox News. The discussion of a foreign national working with the U.S. government raises security implications – an executive order signed by President Obama said such unauthorized disclosures are 'presumed to cause damage to the national security." The U.S. government official said the Clinton email exchange, which referred to a New York Times report, was among 29 classified...

An email chain involving Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Richard Holbrooke, special envoy to Afghanistan, which was stored on Clinton's unsecured server, contained "Top Secret" information on a CIA asset in Afghanistan, according to an exclusive report by Fox News. The discussion of a foreign national working with the U.S. government raises security implications - an executive order signed by President Obama said such unauthorized disclosures are "presumed to cause damage to the national security." The U.S. government official said the Clinton email exchange, which referred to a New York Times report, was among 29 classified emails recently provided...

EXCLUSIVE: One of the classified email chains discovered on Hillary Clinton’s personal unsecured server discussed an Afghan national’s ties to the CIA and a report that he was on the agency’s payroll, a U.S. government official with knowledge of the document told Fox News.

The latest evidence comes in a Sept. 30, 2010 email released on Saturday which shows Clinton ordering her assistant, Jill Jiloty, to "remove the heading" from an email that Blumenthal sent her from their mutual friend, former Amb. Joseph Wilson.

The State Department has released five batches of Hillary Clinton's emails from the time when she was secretary of state. The department is reviewing more than 50,000 pages of Clinton's messages and releasing them on a monthly schedule.

Classified messages from 2012 concerned US-Israel tensions and a raid by terrorists from Sinai The State Department on Saturday released 550 more Hillary Clinton emails from her period as secretary of state, including 84 that were marked as classified, the American political magazine Politico reported. Get The Times of Israel's Daily Edition by email and never miss our top stories Free Sign up! Two of the emails, whose contents were marked "secret," concerned American policy toward Israel, including an August 2012 exchange between top US officials over a cross-border attack from the Sinai peninsula into Israel, and a September 2012...

Having coffee with some friends earlier today, it occurred to me .... I have clicked just about every article, advertisement and FR post that has the word "Trump" in it and I have NEVER received an e-mail from him OR any supporters

Hillary. Four people died in Benghazi. Can we get this answered: Who ordered 2 week lie about video causing attack? Who ordered stand down of rescue efforts? Where in the world documents first released as unclassified are later classified as so secret, that they can't be shown to anyone??? Are there any answers in "unclassified" but "later classified" Emails? Yeah, vote for me! I give you speech for $600,000!