Hillary Clinton violated email policy, state dept. says

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and some of her predecessors violated the government’s policies on email use and records retention, the State Department’s Inspector General says.
The department’s investigative agency made the conclusion in a report which examined the email practices of the five past secretaries of state, finding there was "a limited ability to retrieve email records, inaccessibility of electronic files, failure to comply with requirements for departing employees, and a general lack of oversight."
Clinton’s presidential campaign has been flooded with questions surrounding last year’s disclosure that she used a private, home-brewed email account during her entire tenure as secretary of state.
The FBI is investigating the handling of sensitive information on that private email server to determine if there was any criminal wrongdoing.