State Department officials are set to release 2,900 pages of Hillary Clinton’s private emails Thursday after falling short of a court order requiring them to publish those documents by New Year’s Eve.
While the agency should have posted more than 8,000 pages of emails online at the end of last month, State officials blamed the holiday schedule for releasing just 5,500 pages on time. They vowed to catch up by publishing the remainder during the first week of January.
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