WASHINGTON — Hillary Clinton's emails while secretary of state included at least one that dealt with one or more spies engaged in ongoing operations, Fox News reported Friday, citing two people familiar with a letter to Congress from the inspector general of U.S. intelligence agencies.
It wasn't clear whether the email held enough information to identify the spies or their country or affiliations, the cable network's Catherine Herridge and Pamela K. Browne reported. They also said any exposure of the email or damage it may have led to wasn't known.
WASHINGTON – She has yet to deliver her coveted endorsement, but Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren's floor speech Thursday made it clear which Democratic presidential contender best aligns with her progressive views – Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders.
Warren railed against the "handful of billionaires" who try to shape America's politics with their wealth, in reflecting on the sixth anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court's landmark Citizens United campaign finance decision. In the 11-minute speech, the Cambridge Democrat faulted the ruling, which unleashed corporate and union spending from any caps, citing the First Amendment. Warren also touched on several proposals she claimed would limit the decision's effects.
