Hillary Clinton E-Mails Contained Unmarked Classified Data, Report Found

The developments create another headache for her presidential campaign, which has been besieged by questions over her use of the private e-mail server.

Hillary Clinton: Maybe the Heat Is Getting to Everybody

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Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s personal e-mail account contained some information that should have been classified and transmitted over a secure network, the U.S. intelligence community’s inspector general has found.

The federal watchdog asked the FBI to review whether potentially classified material within Clinton’s e-mails had been jeopardized during a State Department review of the documents, in preparation for releasing them publicly. The official, Charles McCullough III, also raised concerns that “potentially hundreds” of e-mails containing information that may be classified could still exist on both Clinton’s private server and a thumb drive in possession of her attorney.