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Hillary Clinton took office as Secretary of State in the Obama Administration.
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Terrorists attack the American Embassy in Benghazi, Libya. Clinton was the Secretary of State, responsible for security at the embassy and did not provide extra security.
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She testified before Senate Foreign Relations Committee about attack at Benghazi.
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The State Department sends an official letter to Clinton's staff requesting "emails related to their government work." Clinton's lawyer, David Kendall, and aide Cheryl Mills oversaw the review of Clinton's email archives to produce work-related documents to the department.
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Clinton's team provides 55,000 pages of emails, or about 30,000 individual emails, to the State Department.
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The New York Times breaks the story that Clinton used a personal email account while Secretary of State.
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The Benghazi committee issues a subpoena requiring Clinton to turn over all emails from her private server related to the incident in Libya.
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Clinton gave a voluntary interview to the FBI about her emails.
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Director James Comey said the investigation could not find a case against Clinton.
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The FBI reopened the investigation due to new emails discovered on Clinton's aide Huma Abedin's computer, who is married to former congressman and pedofile, Anthony Weiner.
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The FBI announced that the review was complete and that nothing criminal was found.
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Donald Trump is victorious in a historic upset, beating Hillary Clinton with help of the Clinton Email Scandal.
