The State Department has opened a formal inquiry into the possible mishandling of classified information by former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and her aides. Clinton and her staffers still have security clearances which could be revoked depending on the outcome of the investigation. The inquiry will be looking into whether Clinton and her aides violated government rules with her use of a private... 

As TGP previously reported, Crooked Hillary Clinton and her top aides STILL have security clearance as the State Department continues to investigate her email scandal. Depending on the outcome of the State Department probe, Crooked Hillary Clinton and her aides could have their security clearances pulled. The fact that Hillary Clinton STILL has access to sensitive government documents shows how broken... 

During a Campaign Stop in Iowa, Hillary Clinton spent a lengthy amount of time attempting to sympathize with the working class, prompting detractors to point out that she has no clue what it is like to be hard up. Clinton spoke about a working mother who has two jobs and works every hour of the day to make ends meet, as if she has any clue what it’s like to do so. The internet pointed out that Hillary... 

A new document by American whistleblower Edward Snowden reveals that the United States has monitored the telephone conversations of 35 world leaders. The Guardian reported on Thursday that officials from the White House, the US Department of Defense, and the State Department gave the world leaders’ numbers to the National Security Agency. One unnamed American official handed over 200 numbers, including... 

U.S. diplomats scored a silent victory last month when the Italian oil company Eni and Russian energy giant Gazprom postponed a deal to share a large claim to Libyan oil. The State Department can’t take credit, however, as the two companies based their decision to shelve the arrangement was based on the violence in the region. But it’s all part of a bigger plan to keep access to oil out... 

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov announced today that they are in new talks with Iran on construction of additional nuclear power plants in the nation, and that they may still deliver the S-300 Missile Defense System to Iran, though no date was given for this delivery. The comments came on the heels of a State Department statement praising Russia for not delivering the S-300 yet, though...