The White House won't release Hillary Clinton's emails with Obama

The White House will not release emails exchanged between President Obama and Hillary Clinton from her time as secretary of state, Reuters reports his administration said Friday.The emails between Obama and Clinton, reportedly fewer than two dozen, will reportedly be released after the president leaves office, in accordance with the Presidential Records Act.

The State Department has been releasing the Democratic presidential frontrunner's emails in monthly batches under a court order amid public scrutiny over her use of a private email server while in office.

Officials released 4,400 more Clinton emails Friday, including messages she had sent and received. About 268 of which have been marked classified, The Los Angeles Times reports. The emails are searchable here.

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