Clinton Foundation at Crossroads After Election Loss

Could the Clinton Foundation's prodigious fundraising ability suffer a similar fate as Hillary Clinton's dashed political ambitions?

During her bid for the White House, the nonprofit bearing the names of Clinton, the former president and their daughter came under withering scrutiny for its fundraising and management practices. The foundation, which operates a range of philanthropic projects around the world and pulled in more than $200 million in revenue in 2014, has raised around $2 billion since its founding—but that money has come with a cost.

Despite scoring relatively high in accountability and transparency by nonprofit watchdogs, the foundation nonetheless became a flashpoint in the 2016 election.