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The timing of the February email exchange coincides with Clinton’s loss to a then surging Bernie Sanders in the New Hampshire primary.

Hillary Clinton, in her foreign policy plan, said she would help implement a no-fly zone over Syria.

With hacking and online identity theft becoming more commonplace, here are some tips you can use to maintain your digital privacy.

A series of hacked emails published by WikiLeaks showed that Hillary Clinton and her aides believed the private email server controversy would blow over soon.

WikiLeaks released a statement Monday clarifying the status of its founder Julian Assange and the organization, saying it “does not engage in collaboration with states.”

The organization took to Twitter to ask its “supporters to stop taking down the U.S. internet,” after major websites like Twitter, Amazon and PayPal were forced to go offline.

Emails from Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign chairman reveal the former secretary of state's worries of diplomatic conflict of interest.

The data show several messages sent by John Podesta, now Hillary Clinton’s campaign chief, to Barack Obama in 2008 — just days before Obama was elected as president.

Noting that the recently released WikiLeaks emails were hacked by the Russians, Rubio declined to talk about them.

The Democratic presidential candidate supports the marijuana movement -- at least medically.

Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump meet for a final face-off before the 2016 U.S. presidential election.

Ecuador said it severed WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange’s internet connection over what it called the organization’s interference in the U.S. presidential elections.

The organization claimed the Ecuadorean embassy cut off Julian Assange’s internet connections after Hillary Clinton’s speeches to Goldman Sachs were leaked.

Ecuador has dismissed speculation that it's set to expel WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange from its London embassy.

Leaked emails reveal that a Hillary Clinton campaign staffer was less than thrilled about a Black Lives Matter interview criticizing the candidate.

The latest emails released by WikiLeaks showed that the Democratic presidential nominee said she defended natural gas and fracking “under the right circumstances.”

The Democratic nominee’s campaign expressed concerns that the speech may make the Clintons appear too friendly with Wall Street, hacked emails published by WikiLeaks showed.

Here are the top things to know from the releases of Clinton campaign emails.

Correspondence between Hillary Clinton and John Podesta, a former chief of staff under Bill Clinton, offers a revealing look at the former secretary of state's foreign policy stances regarding the Middle East.

John Podesta accused a Donald Trump ally of having received an “advance warning” regarding WikiLeaks’ plans to publish thousands of emails.

The Department of Justice has decided not to press charges against the former secretary of state.

WikiLeaks' leaked emails reveal Tom DeLonge reached out to the Hillary Clinton campaign about UFOs.

Many Democratic activists believe that reinstating the Glass-Steagall law and breaking up large financial institutions would help prevent future financial crises.

The leaks have sought to hurt Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton at a time when Republican nominee Donald Trump has repeatedly praised Russia President Vladimir Putin.

Julian Assange promised weekly information drops that will affect the November election.

On the organization’s 10th anniversary, founder Julian Assange said WikiLeaks would continue to release documents every week for the next 10 weeks.

Users are accusing Twitter of suppressing a hashtag that references Hillary Clinton's frail appearance over the weekend.

The move prolonged the six-year-long legal standoff with prosecutors and cleared the way for the WikiLeaks founder to be questioned in London next month.

But an RNC spokesman says that's not true.