Huma Abedin On Her Job, Family, and the Campaign of a Lifetime

A dazzling sunset is falling over the New York harbor as thousands of people crowd into the Brooklyn Navy Yard's Duggal Greenhouse in early June for the culminating evening of Hillary Clinton's long primary run. The floor is dense with supporters. Music is playing--"Ain't No Mountain High Enough," "I'm Every Woman"--as MSNBC's election returns stream onto an enormous screen; whenever a new state is called in Clinton's favor, the entire greenhouse bursts into cheers. At a quarter to ten, the news...