Title: F.B.I. Director James Comey Testifies Before Congress - The New York Times
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F.B.I. Director James Comey Testifies Before Congress
Continuing Coverage of Congressional Testimony
Comey Won’t Answer Question About Clinton Foundation
Did Clinton Give Her Lawyers Access to Classified Documents?
As Hearing Winds Down, Questions on a Specific Document
Comey Shows Some Unusual Transparency
Three-Plus Hours, and a Query on Immunity for a Clinton Aide
Disciplinary Actions Against Some Former Clinton Aides?
A Flash of Anger From Comey
Hurd Questions Recommendation Not to Prosecute
Emails Were Confidential, With a ‘C’
Comey Talks About Top Secret Emails
‘No Justice Department’ Would Prosecute Case, Comey Says
Chafetz Use of Personal Email Questioned
Democrats Defend Comey Amid Personal attacks
Republicans Attack Hillary Clinton’s Truthfulness
Comparisons to David Petraeus Case
Hillary Clinton v. the F.B.I.: What They Said About Her Emails
Chaffetz to Comey: Did Hillary Clinton Lie?
Carelessness, but No Violations of the Law, Comey Says
Top Democrat on Committee Defends Comey’s Integrity

Content: “Don’t worry, we’re halfway done,” Jason Chaffetz, the chairman of the committee, joked, prompting a wide smile on Mr. Comey’s face. The exchange came as Mr. Comey was asked by Representative Elijah E. Cummings whether he believed his appearance before the committee set a bad precedent. Mr. Comey said it did not, adding that he believed in providing extra transparency in cases of intense interest, like the one involving Mrs. Clinton’s email. 1:59 pm ET Jul 7, 2016
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Three-Plus Hours, and a Query on Immunity for a Clinton Aide
Three and a half hours into a hearing that was becoming increasingly repetitive, Mr. Comey came to a question that he declined to answer because of the investigation itself. Asked about the immunity deal offered to Bryan Pagliano, the aide who helped set up Mrs. Clinton’s email server, Mr. Comey said he had to be careful about what he could say about the arrangement. He finally promised to get back to the committee after looking into what he was able to discuss. 1:25 pm ET Jul 7, 2016
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Disciplinary Actions Against Some Former Clinton Aides? Beyond the impact on Mrs. Clinton’s political future, some of her former aides, both political appointees and officials still working at the State Department, face possible disciplinary actions  from a security review now underway. Mr. Comey said he could not address the specific question of what disciplinary measures might be taken, but he suggested that, in general, an official who did what Mrs. Clinton and her aides did  would almost certainly be punished, though not charged criminally. “There would be some range of discipline,” he said. “