The probe regarding former secretary of the State Department Hillary Clinton and her emails from a private server in her home continues as Justice Watch seeks to have her testify about the issue. The investigation also took an unexpected turn after several emails of Clinton and an vital person in the case has disappeared.
Judge Emmet Sullivan ruled that Hillary Clinton's aides should be questioned under oath over her private email system. Judicial Watch and the State Department must agree on the deposition plans for the questioning.
A federal judge ordered the State Deprtment to release Hillary Clinton's remaining emails by the end of this month, before the Super Tuesday. The State is expected to release 550 more emails on its website this Saturday.
U.S. presidential candidate Hillary Clinton for the first time apologized on Tuesday for using a private email server at her New York home for her official communications as secretary of state.
