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Trump Administration To Open Grand Jury Probe Into Obama Officials: Report
U.S. Attorney General has directed federal prosecutors to launch a grand jury probe into allegations that members of Democratic former President Barack Obama's administration manufactured intelligence on Russia's interference in the 2016 elections
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'Hottest In The Room': Trump Praises Intelligence Chief Gabbard Over 2016 Election Rigging Report
At a recent White House event, US President Donald Trump caused fresh controversy by praising Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard as "the hottest one in the room".
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Twitter Bots Very Active During 2018 US Mid-Term Elections: Study
Thousands of bots originating in Russia and Iran - besides those created in the US -- were active during the 2018 November midterm elections, claims a study.
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West Wary As Putin Wins Fourth Term With Record Vote
Russia's Vladimir Putin secured another six years in power after a record election win, but international leaders were slow to congratulate him Monday amid a new spike in tensions, as opponents accused him of vote rigging
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Facebook To Let Users See If They "Liked" Russian Accounts
Facebook Inc said on Wednesday it would build a web page to allow users to see which Russian propaganda accounts they have liked or followed, after U.S. lawmakers demanded that the social network be more open about the reach of the accounts.
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Kremlin Says It Hopes Comey Firing Will Not Hurt Russia-US Ties
The Kremlin said on Wednesday it hoped that the firing of FBI Director James Comey would not affect Moscow's ties with Washington, saying it believed his dismissal had nothing to do with Russia.
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Donald Trump Defies Critics After Sacking FBI Director James Comey
US President Donald Trump defied a storm of criticism Wednesday over his firing of FBI director James Comey, inviting Russia's foreign minister to the White House even as Democrats demanded an independent probe of Moscow's alleged meddling in the US elections.
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Russian Election Chiefs To Probe Irregularities Report
Russia's national election authority said it would look into evidence found by Reuters of inflated turnout figures and people voting more than once at three polling stations in two regions during a parliamentary election at the weekend.
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Russia Votes in Local Polls as Opposition Claims Mass Fraud
As Russians voted in local elections on Sunday set to confirm the ruling party's dominance, the opposition reported mass vote rigging and police stormed the office of independent vote monitors.
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Thousands rally behind Vladimir Putin's foe to challenge 'rigged' Moscow vote
Thousands of cheering supporters answered a call by Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny on Monday to rally in protest against a Moscow election he said was rigged to hand victory to an ally of President Vladimir Putin.
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Trump Administration To Open Grand Jury Probe Into Obama Officials: Report
U.S. Attorney General has directed federal prosecutors to launch a grand jury probe into allegations that members of Democratic former President Barack Obama's administration manufactured intelligence on Russia's interference in the 2016 elections
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'Hottest In The Room': Trump Praises Intelligence Chief Gabbard Over 2016 Election Rigging Report
At a recent White House event, US President Donald Trump caused fresh controversy by praising Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard as "the hottest one in the room".
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Twitter Bots Very Active During 2018 US Mid-Term Elections: Study
Thousands of bots originating in Russia and Iran - besides those created in the US -- were active during the 2018 November midterm elections, claims a study.
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West Wary As Putin Wins Fourth Term With Record Vote
Russia's Vladimir Putin secured another six years in power after a record election win, but international leaders were slow to congratulate him Monday amid a new spike in tensions, as opponents accused him of vote rigging
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Facebook To Let Users See If They "Liked" Russian Accounts
Facebook Inc said on Wednesday it would build a web page to allow users to see which Russian propaganda accounts they have liked or followed, after U.S. lawmakers demanded that the social network be more open about the reach of the accounts.
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Kremlin Says It Hopes Comey Firing Will Not Hurt Russia-US Ties
The Kremlin said on Wednesday it hoped that the firing of FBI Director James Comey would not affect Moscow's ties with Washington, saying it believed his dismissal had nothing to do with Russia.
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Donald Trump Defies Critics After Sacking FBI Director James Comey
US President Donald Trump defied a storm of criticism Wednesday over his firing of FBI director James Comey, inviting Russia's foreign minister to the White House even as Democrats demanded an independent probe of Moscow's alleged meddling in the US elections.
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Russian Election Chiefs To Probe Irregularities Report
Russia's national election authority said it would look into evidence found by Reuters of inflated turnout figures and people voting more than once at three polling stations in two regions during a parliamentary election at the weekend.
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Russia Votes in Local Polls as Opposition Claims Mass Fraud
As Russians voted in local elections on Sunday set to confirm the ruling party's dominance, the opposition reported mass vote rigging and police stormed the office of independent vote monitors.
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Thousands rally behind Vladimir Putin's foe to challenge 'rigged' Moscow vote
Thousands of cheering supporters answered a call by Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny on Monday to rally in protest against a Moscow election he said was rigged to hand victory to an ally of President Vladimir Putin.
