Within hours of the State Department’s release of thousands of pages of Hillary Clinton’s private emails earlier this week, the agency quietly took the first steps toward implementing a system to keep track of its emails.
State Department officials sent out a request for information Monday in an effort to gather suggestions about how best to put together a system for managing official emails by the end of next year, a deadline imposed on all federal agencies by President Obama.
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