By Stephen Dinan - The Washington Times - Tuesday, November 10, 2015
A federal judge scolded the State
 Department Tuesday for being 
“lackadaisical” in processing the 
emails turned over by former
 Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton
 as well as messages and notes
 from other department officials.
Judge Rudolph Contreras said 
the department has had Mrs. Clinton’s 
emails since December, and he 
wondered why it is only now 
beginning to hire additional
 reviewers to go over her messages 
and the tens of thousands of other
 documents that are being sought 
as the Obama administration faces
 an avalanche of open-records
 requests concerning her time in office.