100 days to go in volatile race-----FBI gives thousands of Clinton documents to State

View in your browser     100 days to go in volatile race By Niall Stanage      One hundred days from now, either Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump will be elected president.   In such a volatile political year, the outcome is anyone’s guess. Read the full story here     Dem anxiety hangs over Clinton By Alexander Bolton   PHILADELPHIA — Democrats are worried about Hillary Clinton’s inability to separate herself from Donald Trump in the polls, even after what they believe was a largely successful convention that represented a real step toward party unity. Read the full story here     Clinton campaign part of DNC hack By Ben Kamisar   Hillary Clinton's campaign had its computer network hacked as part of the cyberattack on Democratic organizations, according to multiple reports. Read the full story here     FBI gives thousands of Clinton documents to State By Jesse Byrnes   The FBI has delivered "thousands of documents" to the State Department that it recovered during its investigation of Hillary Clinton's private email server, CNN reports. Read the full story here     Trump: Gloves are off in fight against Clinton By Jessie Hellmann   Donald Trump said Friday he's "taking the gloves off" in his general election fight against Hillary Clinton after she railed against him in her acceptance speech for the Democratic presidential nomination.  Read the full story here     Trump indicates towns, states should be able to ban fracking By Timothy Cama   Donald Trump seemed to support state and local bans on fracking in a Colorado interview Friday. Read the full story here     Kaine clashes with Clinton on abortion funding By Sarah Ferris   Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Kaine is doubling down on his opposition to using federal money to fund abortions — a position that clashes with Hillary Clinton’s. Read the full story here     Sanders consultants join up with Wasserman Schultz’s primary opponent  By Ben Kamisar and Lisa Hagen   The political consulting firm run by top aides to Bernie Sanders's presidential campaign is going to work for Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz’s primary challenger. Read the full story here     North Carolina's voter ID law struck down By Reid Wilson   The 4th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals on Friday struck down parts of a North Carolina law requiring voters to show identification in order to cast a ballot, the latest blow to a new round of contentious laws aimed at rewriting election rules. Read the full story here     Florida: 'High likelihood' of first Zika transmission in the US By Peter Sullivan   Florida officials said Friday that there is a "high likelihood" that the first cases of Zika virus being transmitted by mosquitoes in the continental United States have occurred.  Read the full story here     NBC News: Koch donor retreat convenes under Trump’s shadow By Leigh Ann Caldwell Wealthy Republican donors are descending on Colorado Springs this weekend to attend the Charles and David Koch bi-annual retreat. Read the full story here     The Wall Street Journal: Clinton, Trump eye Pennsylvania prize By Bob Davis and Dante Chinni   Democrats have won Pennsylvania in every presidential election since 1992. Read the full story here     The New York Times: Clinton’s portrayal of Trump as dictator aims at both sides By Alexander Burns Democrats are moving to recast the race as a national emergency that requires voters of all stripes to band together. Read the full story here     CNN: The Democrats’ Republican moment By Nicole Gaouette Many conservatives felt like the Dems stole their mojo. Read the full story here     Reuters: Turkey: 35 Kurdish militants killed trying to storm base By Seyhmus Cakan and Humeyra Pamuk The militants attempted to take the base in three different groups, but were spotted by aerial reconnaissance. Read the full story here         Did a friend forward you this email? Sign up for The Hill Tipsheet       Forward this Tipsheet