FBI moves to interview Clinton over e-mails

Hillary Clinton and her top aides might be questioned by FBI officials about her private e-mail server within the next few days. The FBI has concluded its examination of Clinton's email server and is in a “critical stage” of its investigation into concerns that the former secretary of State or her top aides mishandled classified information. The FBI is reportedly seeking to interview her along with her former chief of staff, Cheryl Mills, and ex-spokesman Philippe Reines. The probe could be completed “in weeks not months,” the report added, citing unnamed law enforcement officials. The report also says that Justice Department prosecutors have joined the FBI's investigative team. The news furthers speculation that the federal investigation is nearing a conclusion, nearly a year after it began.