Presumed Democratic presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton is under scrutiny for exclusively using a private email address to conduct official business as secretary of state.

The New York Times reports that Clinton didn't have a government email address during her tenure as secretary of state, and her aides failed to preserve her emails on government servers in a possible violation of federal law. Clinton's advisers recently selected 55,000 pages of emails to provide to the State Department.

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