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Headline Roundup July 1st, 2016

Lynch Steps Aside in Email Probe

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After being criticized for meeting with Bill Clinton, Attorney General Loretta Lynch agrees to accept FBI guidance on email probe of Hillary.

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Attorney general removes herself from deciding possible charges in Clinton email probe
Attorney general removes herself from deciding possible charges in Clinton email probe

Los Angeles Times

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Atty. Gen. Loretta Lynch will accept the recommendation of career prosecutors and the FBI director about whether to seek charges in the investigation involving Hillary Clintonโ€™s use of a private email server while serving as secretary of State, a Justice Department official said Friday.

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Loretta Lynch to accept DOJ, FBI recommendations on Clinton emails
Loretta Lynch to accept DOJ, FBI recommendations on Clinton emails

CNN Digital

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Attorney General Loretta Lynch will accept the "determinations and findings" of the FBI and career prosecutors who are investigating Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server while she was secretary of state, a Justice Department official said Friday.

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After Widespread Criticism for Meeting With Bill Clinton, Lynch to Step Back in Email Probe
After Widespread Criticism for Meeting With Bill Clinton, Lynch to Step Back in Email Probe

Townhall

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After a firestorm of criticism on both the left and right for her secret meeting with former President Bill Clinton during an ongoing Justice Department investigation into Hillary Clintonโ€™s use of a private email server, Attorney General Loretta Lynch will announce Friday that sheโ€™ll step aside and let non-political subordinates decide whether to bring charges against the former secretary of state.

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