My latest on the Hillary e-mail controversy is on the front page. It discusses a recent letter from her attorney to Benghazi Select Committee Chair Trey Gowdy, in which it is disclosed that her server has been wiped clean of any e-mails deemed private by her legal team. A footnote to that letter that is worth mentioning is that her attorney also states (without a hint of irony) that, despite withholding her e-mails from the State Department and the general public for a couple of years after leaving the department, Mrs. Clinton cannot now turn them over to the House committee without permission from the State Department. He also explains that, while Mrs. Clinton is “eager” for the public release of those documents, the department “needs to review the 30,490 e-mails prior to their release to determine whether any action is necessary to protect sensitive diplomatic efforts of the United States or the safety or privacy of any of the individuals identified in the emails.” Seems a bit late for that, doesn’t it?