State Dept aims to release next Clinton e-mails from June 30

May 27, 2015 20:38

The State Department plans to release tens of thousands of e-mails by White House hopeful Hillary Clinton from her time as America's top diplomat in batches every 60 days starting from June 30. In a court filing late yesterday, the hub of US diplomacy proposed a rolling schedule to release some 30,000 emails written and received by Clinton during her four years as secretary of state. The correspondence has triggered a political row after Clinton revealed that in a departure from normal practice she had used a private server and email address during her tenure.

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