State Dept. Gets Libya Emails That Hillary Clinton Didn’t Hand Over
WASHINGTON — The State Department said on Thursday that 15 emails sent or received by Hillary Rodham Clinton
were missing from records that she has turned over, raising new
questions about whether she deleted work-related emails from the private
account she used exclusively while in office.
were missing from records that she has turned over, raising new
questions about whether she deleted work-related emails from the private
account she used exclusively while in office.
The
disclosure appeared to open the door for Republicans on Capitol Hill to
get more deeply involved in the issue. Senator Lindsey Graham,
Republican of South Carolina, who is running for president, said he
planned to send a series of questions to the State Department about the
missing emails and about why it allowed her to use the personal account.
disclosure appeared to open the door for Republicans on Capitol Hill to
get more deeply involved in the issue. Senator Lindsey Graham,
Republican of South Carolina, who is running for president, said he
planned to send a series of questions to the State Department about the
missing emails and about why it allowed her to use the personal account.
Hillary Rodham Clinton during
the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials
conference in Las Vegas last week.
Credit
Isaac Brekken for The New York Times
