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The Obama administration acknowledged Monday that the FBI found at least 14,900 more email messages former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton never turned over to the government, and officials are facing intense pressure to release them ahead of November’s election.

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has been dogged for nearly a year by speculation that she could be indicted by federal prosecutors for compromising classified information in her use of a private server while she was secretary of State. FBI Director James Comey announced Tuesday that he would not recommend charges in the case. Here’s how it all started:

A third batch of former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s emails is scheduled to be released this week despite warnings from internal government watchdogs that “hundreds of potentially classified emails” could be among them and a conclusion that the State Department already had posted classified material publicly as part of previous email releases.

Hillary Rodham Clinton will soon address the controversy over her use of a private email account at the State Department, and is likely to hold a press conference in New York in the next several days to answer reporters’ questions, according to three people close to the potential Democratic frontrunner. The decision to address the issue, made in the last several days, comes amid a cascade of