Scandals

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With Gary Hart, political journalists went from covering “the issues” as a public service to servicing the public with prurient material.

The pros and cons of ‘mandated reporting.’

Catholic scandals past and present

Pope Francis, Cardinal Wuerl, Theodore McCarrick, and the crisis of a church divided.

Around every election, basic cable stations dust off their copies of All the President’s Men and start airing it. For better or for worse, Watergate is still central to modern politics and especially modern journalism. It's encouraging, of course, that we still want to believe no American,…

On March 10, 2015, Hillary Clinton told reporters at a rare press conference that she had “absolute confidence that everything that could be in any way connected to work is now in the possession of the State Department."

The WEEKLY STANDARD Podcast with senior writer Stephen F. Hayes on the week on why Trump's new campaign CEO overshadowed new revelations in the Hillary Clinton email scandal.

As Bill Clinton entered the final year of his presidency, his aides put together a legacy-building trip to South Asia—the first visit to the region by a U.S. president since Jimmy Carter's in 1978. Early drafts of the itinerary featured a notable exclusion: The president would visit India, an…

The WEEKLY STANDARD Podcast with deputy online editor Chris Deaton on the continuation of Hillary's email scandal.

On CNN's Erin Burnett Out Front, editor William Kristol discussed Hillary Clinton's email scandal and how it has hurt her campaign.

Hillary Clinton avoided saying Tuesday whether the FBI had reached out to interview her as part of an investigation into her use of a private email server as secretary of state.

Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders said Sunday that a condemnatory watchdog report concerning Hillary Clinton's use of a private server would be on the minds of superdelegates and the American people in the run-up to the Democratic convention.

Hillary Clinton set up a private server as secretary of state in order to have intimate conversations with her family, California senator and Clinton supporter Sen. Dianne Feinstein said Sunday.

Hillary Clinton has said for months that her use of a private email server was a permitted, well-known fact in the State Department.

The State Department has yet to release some of Hillary Clinton's emails, State Department spokesman Mark Toner said Wednesday.

Hillary Clinton was in high spirits at a rally in California Wednesday, throwing up a Nixon-esque peace sign and laughing heartily, hours after an audit revealed that she broke federal rules with her use of a private email server.

Long-time Clinton confidante Sidney Blumenthal refused to answer questions about his one time salary through the Clinton Foundation or Clinton's email scandal Wednesday, telling the questioner to go talk to his mother.

In a game of political dodgeball Friday, Democratic National Committee chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz avoided saying whether Hillary Clinton was taking the FBI investigation into her private email server seriously.

Clinton campaign spokesman Brian Fallon said Friday that Hillary Clinton's attorney has been in contact with the Justice Department throughout the investigation into her use of a private email server as secretary of state.

The State Department objected Thursday to a Romanian hacker's claim that he breached Hillary Clinton's private email server during her tenure as secretary of state.

The FBI has yet to interview Hillary Clinton about her use of a homebrew email server as secretary of state, Clinton said Tuesday.

Where you come down on the Hillary Clinton email scandal is likely a matter of political—or at least candidate—preference.

For alumni of U.S. national-security departments and agencies, Hillary Clinton’s email saga is mind-numbing. The publicly available information makes clear she and her aides violated so many elementary security prohibitions that alumni are speechless. They wonder, had they done what she did, how…

Bernie Sanders is now calling Hillary Clinton's email scandal "a very serious issue."