WASHINGTON—When Hillary Clinton was secretary of state, her staff
scrutinized politically sensitive documents requested under public-records
law and sometimes blocked their release, according to people with direct
knowledge of the activities.

In one instance, her chief of staff, Cheryl Mills, told State Department
records specialists she wanted to see all documents requested on the
controversial Keystone XL pipeline, and later demanded that some be held
back.

In another case, Ms. Mills’s staff negotiated with the records specialists
over the release of documents about former President Bill Clinton’s
speaking engagements—also holding some back.

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