FBI clears Clinton in email review two days before electionWASHINGTON (Reuters) - The FBI said on Sunday it stood by its earlier finding that no criminal charges were warranted against Democrat Hillary Clinton for using a private email server for government work, lifting a cloud over her presidential campaign two days before the U.S. election. FBI Director James Comey made the announcement in a letter to Congress, saying the agency had worked “around the clock” to complete its review of newly discovered emails and found no reason to change its July finding. “During that process, we reviewed all of the communications that were to or from Hillary Clinton while she was secretary of state,” Comey said. “Based on our review, we have not changed our conclusions that we expressed in July.” A law enforcement source told Reuters the decision closed the FBI probe of Clinton’s email practices.  Comey informed Congress of the newly discovered emails more than a week ago, throwing the race for the White House into turmoil and helping to erode Clinton’s lead over Republican candidate Donald Trump in the final stretch before Tuesday’s vote. “We’re glad this issue is resolved but for the record, this could easily have been learned before 1st letter was sent,” Clinton spokesman Brian Fallon wrote on Twitter. At a rally in Michigan, Trump questioned the thoroughness of the FBI review and said he was confident the issue would not go away. “The investigation will go on, the rank-and-file special agents won’t let her get away with her terrible crimes,” he told supporters in Sterling Heights, Michigan. Clinton did not mention the FBI email decision during campaign appearances in Ohio and New Hampshire. U.S. stock index futures rose more than 1 percent after the FBI announcement, suggesting Wall Street was poised to end its longest skid in more than three decades. The U.S. dollar also jumped in Asian trading against the yen, euro and Swiss franc. U.S. Treasury futures dropped and Tokyo’s Nikkei share average opened up 1.31 percent. Global financial markets slipped last week as opinion polls showed the presidential race tightening. The latest emails were discovered as part of a separate probe of former Democratic U.S. Representative Anthony Weiner, the estranged husband of Clinton aide Huma Abedin. Weiner is the target of an FBI investigation into illicit text messages he allegedly sent to a 15-year-old girl in North Carolina. Federal investigators got a warrant to examine the emails to see if they were related to the probe into Clinton’s private server. Democrats reacted angrily to Comey’s intrusion into the race and demanded quick action in examining the emails. “I am very grateful to the professionals at the FBI for doing an extraordinary amount of high-quality work in a short period of time,” Comey said on Sunday. But Democrats did not let Comey and the FBI off the hook. U.S. Senator Dianne Feinstein of California said Sunday’s announcement made Comey’s earlier letter “even more troubling” and called for the Justice Department to review its procedures to prevent similar actions to influence future elections. “By confirming that the new emails were meaningless, today’s letter underscores the irresponsibility of Director Comey’s original letter,” Senate Democratic leader Harry Reid said. Republicans kept up their criticism of Clinton despite Comey’s announcement. “She simply believes she’s above the law and always plays by her own rules,” House of Representatives Speaker Paul Ryan said in a statement, arguing that Clinton’s use of a private email server “compromised our national security.” Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Preibus said that while the probe had not led to criminal charges, it produced evidence that Clinton broke the law and “repeatedly lied to the American people about her reckless conduct.” News of the renewed probe had appeared to fuel a recent slide in Clinton’s poll numbers. The latest Reuters/Ipsos poll showed Clinton with a 5 percentage point lead over the New York businessman nationally - 44 percent to 39 percent support - while races in the swing states of Florida and North Carolina shifted from favoring Clinton to being too close to call. The Reuters/Ipsos States of the Nation project estimates that Clinton has a 90 percent chance of winning the election. politicsNews
fbi clears clinton email review two days electionwashington reuters the fbi said sunday stood earlier finding criminal charges warranted democrat hillary clinton using private email server government work lifting cloud presidential campaign two days election fbi director james come made announcement letter congress saying agency worked around clock complete review newly discovered emails found reason change july finding during process reviewed communications hillary clinton secretary state come said based review changed conclusions expressed a law enforcement source told reuters decision closed fbi probe clinton email practices come informed congress newly discovered emails week ago throwing race white house turmoil helping erode clinton lead republican candidate donald trump final stretch tuesday vote we glad issue resolved record could easily learned letter sent clinton spokesman brian fallen wrote twitter at rally michigan trump questioned thoroughness fbi review said confident issue would go away the investigation go special agents let get away terrible crimes told supporters sterling heights michigan clinton mention fbi email decision campaign appearances ohio new hampshire stock index futures rose percent fbi announcement suggesting wall street poised end longest skid three decades the dollar also jumped asian trading yen euro swiss franc treasury futures dropped tokyo nikki share average opened percent global financial markets slipped last week opinion polls showed presidential race tightening the latest emails discovered part separate probe former democratic representative anthony einer estranged husband clinton aide human begin einer target fbi investigation illicit text messages allegedly sent girl north carolina federal investigators got warrant examine emails see related probe clinton private server democrats reacted angrily come intrusion race demanded quick action examining emails i grateful professionals fbi extraordinary amount work short period time come said sunday but democrats let come fbi hook senator diane einstein california said sunday announcement made come earlier letter even troubling called justice department review procedures prevent similar actions influence future elections by confirming new emails meaningless today letter underscores responsibility director come original letter senate democratic leader harry reid said republicans kept criticism clinton despite come announcement she simply believes law always plays rules house representatives speaker paul ryan said statement arguing clinton use private email server compromised national republican national committee chairman rence previous said probe led criminal charges produced evidence clinton broke law repeatedly lied american people reckless news renewed probe appeared fuel recent slide clinton poll numbers the latest poll showed clinton percentage point lead new york businessman nationally percent percent support races swing states florida north carolina shifted favoring clinton close call the states nation project estimates clinton percent chance winning election politicsnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: FBI clears Clinton in email review two days before electionWASHINGTON (Reuters) - The FBI said on Sunday it stood by its earlier finding that no criminal charges were warranted against Democrat Hillary Clinton for using a private email server for government work, lifting a cloud over her presidential campaign two days before the U.S. election. FBI Director James Comey made the announcement in a letter to Congress, saying the agency had worked “around the clock” to complete its review of newly discovered emails and found no reason to change its July finding. “During that process, we reviewed all of the communications that were to or from Hillary Clinton while she was secretary of state,” Comey said. “Based on our review, we have not changed our conclusions that we expressed in July.” A law enforcement source told Reuters the decision closed the FBI probe of Clinton’s email practices.  Comey informed Congress of the newly discovered emails more than a week ago, throwing the race for the White House into turmoil and helping to erode Clinton’s lead over Republican candidate Donald Trump in the final stretch before Tuesday’s vote. “We’re glad this issue is resolved but for the record, this could easily have been learned before 1st letter was sent,” Clinton spokesman Brian Fallon wrote on Twitter. At a rally in Michigan, Trump questioned the thoroughness of the FBI review and said he was confident the issue would not go away. “The investigation will go on, the rank-and-file special agents won’t let her get away with her terrible crimes,” he told supporters in Sterling Heights, Michigan. Clinton did not mention the FBI email decision during campaign appearances in Ohio and New Hampshire. U.S. stock index futures rose more than 1 percent after the FBI announcement, suggesting Wall Street was poised to end its longest skid in more than three decades. The U.S. dollar also jumped in Asian trading against the yen, euro and Swiss franc. U.S. Treasury futures dropped and Tokyo’s Nikkei share average opened up 1.31 percent. Global financial markets slipped last week as opinion polls showed the presidential race tightening. The latest emails were discovered as part of a separate probe of former Democratic U.S. Representative Anthony Weiner, the estranged husband of Clinton aide Huma Abedin. Weiner is the target of an FBI investigation into illicit text messages he allegedly sent to a 15-year-old girl in North Carolina. Federal investigators got a warrant to examine the emails to see if they were related to the probe into Clinton’s private server. Democrats reacted angrily to Comey’s intrusion into the race and demanded quick action in examining the emails. “I am very grateful to the professionals at the FBI for doing an extraordinary amount of high-quality work in a short period of time,” Comey said on Sunday. But Democrats did not let Comey and the FBI off the hook. U.S. Senator Dianne Feinstein of California said Sunday’s announcement made Comey’s earlier letter “even more troubling” and called for the Justice Department to review its procedures to prevent similar actions to influence future elections. “By confirming that the new emails were meaningless, today’s letter underscores the irresponsibility of Director Comey’s original letter,” Senate Democratic leader Harry Reid said. Republicans kept up their criticism of Clinton despite Comey’s announcement. “She simply believes she’s above the law and always plays by her own rules,” House of Representatives Speaker Paul Ryan said in a statement, arguing that Clinton’s use of a private email server “compromised our national security.” Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Preibus said that while the probe had not led to criminal charges, it produced evidence that Clinton broke the law and “repeatedly lied to the American people about her reckless conduct.” News of the renewed probe had appeared to fuel a recent slide in Clinton’s poll numbers. The latest Reuters/Ipsos poll showed Clinton with a 5 percentage point lead over the New York businessman nationally - 44 percent to 39 percent support - while races in the swing states of Florida and North Carolina shifted from favoring Clinton to being too close to call. The Reuters/Ipsos States of the Nation project estimates that Clinton has a 90 percent chance of winning the election. politicsNews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: fbi clears clinton email review two days electionwashington reuters the fbi said sunday stood earlier finding criminal charges warranted democrat hillary clinton using private email server government work lifting cloud presidential campaign two days election fbi director james come made announcement letter congress saying agency worked around clock complete review newly discovered emails found reason change july finding during process reviewed communications hillary clinton secretary state come said based review changed conclusions expressed a law enforcement source told reuters decision closed fbi probe clinton email practices come informed congress newly discovered emails week ago throwing race white house turmoil helping erode clinton lead republican candidate donald trump final stretch tuesday vote we glad issue resolved record could easily learned letter sent clinton spokesman brian fallen wrote twitter at rally michigan trump questioned thoroughness fbi review said confident issue would go away the investigation go special agents let get away terrible crimes told supporters sterling heights michigan clinton mention fbi email decision campaign appearances ohio new hampshire stock index futures rose percent fbi announcement suggesting wall street poised end longest skid three decades the dollar also jumped asian trading yen euro swiss franc treasury futures dropped tokyo nikki share average opened percent global financial markets slipped last week opinion polls showed presidential race tightening the latest emails discovered part separate probe former democratic representative anthony einer estranged husband clinton aide human begin einer target fbi investigation illicit text messages allegedly sent girl north carolina federal investigators got warrant examine emails see related probe clinton private server democrats reacted angrily come intrusion race demanded quick action examining emails i grateful professionals fbi extraordinary amount work short period time come said sunday but democrats let come fbi hook senator diane einstein california said sunday announcement made come earlier letter even troubling called justice department review procedures prevent similar actions influence future elections by confirming new emails meaningless today letter underscores responsibility director come original letter senate democratic leader harry reid said republicans kept criticism clinton despite come announcement she simply believes law always plays rules house representatives speaker paul ryan said statement arguing clinton use private email server compromised national republican national committee chairman rence previous said probe led criminal charges produced evidence clinton broke law repeatedly lied american people reckless news renewed probe appeared fuel recent slide clinton poll numbers the latest poll showed clinton percentage point lead new york businessman nationally percent percent support races swing states florida north carolina shifted favoring clinton close call the states nation project estimates clinton percent chance winning election politicsnews