The FBI director points to ‘extremely careless’ action but says the candidate should not be prosecuted.
Hillary Clinton
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Clinton attacks Trump’s business reputation
At a Boardwalk rally, she points to his ventures during Atlantic City’s decline.
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Justice Department formally closes probe of Hillary Clinton’s email
Attorney General Loretta Lynch announces the decision a day after FBI Director James Comey recommended against prosecution.
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At Clinton rally hours after scathing FBI report, Obama says, ‘Hillary is true’
The president’s boost for Clinton shows Democratic unity but pulls the president into the Clinton email controversy.
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No charges recommended in Clinton email probe, but FBI cites ‘extremely careless’ behavior
Director James Comey delivers blistering criticism of the former secretary of state’s handling of classified information while contradicting some of her defenses.
Posted inOp-eds, Opinion
Kathleen Parker: When it comes to appearances of impropriety, Bill Clinton’s flying blind
So the former president delays his private jet to chat with the attorney general about grandkids with the FBI investigating Hillary?
Posted inMaine Voices, Op-eds, Opinion
Maine Voices: Election issues in 1916 paralleled those of 2016
A century ago, tariffs, labor-management relations, level of involvement in foreign wars, immigration and discrimination were on voters’ minds.
Posted inLocal & State, News, Politics
Mainers contribute little to Trump, more to Clinton
Maine fundraising for both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump trails well behind where the major party candidates stood in 2012.
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Hillary Clinton interviewed by FBI about private email server
The interview may indicate that the Justice Department’s yearlong probe is drawing to a close.
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First woman president? Wellesley women differ on how much it matters
You can sense the divide when you talk to women of various generations – from women in their 70s who left college before feminism took hold, to women in their 20s, now emerging into the workforce.