FBI officials have recovered copies of the private emails Hillary Clinton deleted off her server, raising new questions for the Democratic presidential candidate about how she handled the transfer of official records to the government.
The former secretary of state said she turned over all work-related emails at the end of last year and deleted the rest, which she deemed personal. Of the roughly 60,000 emails on her server, Clinton said half were of a personal nature and therefore not subject to federal records laws.
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