Aug 27 (Reuters) - Democrat Hillary Clinton on Saturday
received her first national security briefing since accepting
her party's nomination for the presidency last month.
Clinton, a former secretary of state, attended the meeting
alone, according to a pool report.
The meeting was held at the Federal Bureau of
Investigation's field office in White Plains, New York, not far
from the Chappaqua, New York, residence she shares with her
husband, former President Bill Clinton. It lasted a little over
two hours.
Clinton's Republican rival, New York businessman Donald
Trump, recently received his first briefing, as well.
The two are vying for the White House in the Nov. 8 general
election, which has grown increasingly contentious as they have
traded barbs about racism and minority voters.
(Reporting by Amanda Becker in Washington; Writing by Luciana
Lopez; Editing by Matthew Lewis)
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