Go to hell  —  Hillary Clinton had something to say to the media about her email.  It wasn't too subtle.  —  Lead image by Getty.  —  Hillary Clinton was likable enough, answering questions calmly though with a weary smile.  She even offered a feint toward humility, allowing that …

Hillary Clinton: I used private email account for ‘convenience’  —  She admits deleting thousands of personal emails in her first remarks on the controversy.  —  UNITED NATIONS — Hillary Rodham Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign began on terms set by her adversaries …

BREAKING: Clinton says it ‘might have been smarter’ to use State e-mails  —  UNITED NATIONS — Hillary Rodham Clinton acknowledged Tuesday that she had erred in using only a private e-mail server for work correspondence at the State Department, saying that she sent about 60,000 e-mails …

What Hillary Said, and What She Didn't  —  Paul has summed up very well the high points of Hillary Clinton's presser this afternoon.  You can read the transcript here.  On the most fundamental question, Hillary said, in essence, “That's my story and I'm sticking to it”:

VIDEO: Hillary Clinton Admits To Having Two Phones  —  Today, Hillary Clinton claimed her reason for using personal email while Secretary of State was “convenience,” she only wanted to use one phone.  However, just two weeks ago, Clinton said she used multiple devices.

Does Bill Clinton email?  It depends whom you ask  —  Hillary Clinton said Tuesday that personal emails between her and her husband, former President Clinton, exist on a private account.  But the former commander-in-chief's spokesman has said Clinton has only sent two email messages in his lifetime …

Hillary said she emailed with Bill, but the thing is ...  Bill Clinton doesn't use email.  —  At a press conference on Tuesday, Hillary Clinton said the server that housed her emails while she was secretary of state (that was reportedly housed at her home in New York) was set up for President Bill Clinton.

Irate Democrats Denounce G.O.P on Iran Letter  —  WASHINGTON — Angry Democrats on Tuesday excoriated the open letter sent to Iran's leadership warning about a nuclear agreement with President Obama, but the 47 Republicans who signed it remained defiant and unapologetic, saying the president should have seen their opposition coming.

Iran bill author faults White House for GOP pushback on talks  —  Sen. Bob Corker (R-Tenn.), chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, suggested Tuesday that the reason Republicans wrote an open-letter to Iran is due to the White House's resistance to congressional involvement in ongoing nuclear talks.