article_snippet: News articles detailing the former secretary of state's arrangement to have Clinton government correspondence run through a private domain name and self-run server have set off alarms about the possibility of Clinton sensitive communications being hacked or destroyed.
article_snippet: In a tweet late on Wednesday, the likely Democratic presidential candidate said the likely Democratic presidential candidate asked the State Department to release the 55,000 pages emails the likely Democratic presidential candidate turned over. 
article_snippet: The White House and the State Department have been careful to state that to The White House and the State Department knowledge, all of Hillary Clinton's's emails have been secured, and additional questions should be directed at Hillary Clinton's and Hillary Clinton's team.
article_snippet: A security expert who spoke to Bloomberg News warned that in maintaining A security expert who spoke to Bloomberg News own server, Hillary Clinton's retains the power to wipe all of A security expert who spoke to Bloomberg News data without a trace. '
article_snippet: Another expert, threat intelligence analyst Alex McGeorge told Bloomberg News that Hillary Clinton's's encryption system was misconfigured and could be hacked.
article_snippet: Instead, Hillary Clinton's had Hillary Clinton's staff print out classified documents for Hillary Clinton's or discussed that information over secure phone and video conference calls.
article_snippet: On Wednesday evening Hillary Clinton's made Hillary Clinton's first public comments on the fracas.
article_snippet: Hillary Clinton's wrote on Twitter: 'I want the public to see my email.
article_snippet: Hillary Clinton's's team turned over 55,000 pages of emails to State Department.
article_snippet: Republicans aren't convinced that Hillary Clinton's entire body of work was disclosed, however, and Republicans're calling for investigations into the matter.
article_snippet: A special House Committee exclusively focused on auditing the executive branch's response to the 2012 Benghazi terror attack is subpoenaing emails from Hillary Clinton's's personal account.
article_snippet: And A special House Committee asked State Department inspector general on Thursday insisting the 2012 Benghazi terror attack launch an examination of the 2012 Benghazi terror attack own to ensure that Hillary Clinton's followed the law.
article_snippet: Cause of Action, a conservative watchdog group, accused Hillary Clinton's on Thursday of 'selectively' turning over Hillary Clinton's correspondence to State, which it said is 'disingenuous and entirely inadequate.'
article_snippet: Hillary Clinton's's request that State make public Hillary Clinton's emails 'does nothing to address the key questions of whether official communications were deleted or whether sensitive classified information was put at risk,' Epstein, said in a statement. '
article_snippet: Americans deserve a full investigation into whether evidence exists that official communications weren't being reported for public records, but there may be no way to know for sure,' Epstein said. '
highlights_snippet: Hillary Clinton's's arrangement to have Hillary Clinton's correspondence run through a private domain name and server have set off alarms .
  
highlights_snippet: Hillary Clinton's sensitive communications could be being hacked or destroyed: Republicans want investigations into the matter .