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UK Accused Of Withholding Russian Meddling Report To Spare Embarrassment
The British government was accused by opponents of sitting on a parliamentary report examining alleged Russian meddling in British politics because it might contain embarrassing revelations about Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his party.
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Trump Lawyer Probe 'Close To Being Completed': Acting US Attorney General
The probe of possible Russian meddling in the 2016 U.S. election, led by Special Counsel Robert Mueller, is wrapping up, Acting U.S. Attorney General Matthew Whitaker told reporters on Monday.
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Russia, China, Iran Tried to Influence Midterm Elections, U.S. Says
The intelligence community didn’t find evidence that the elections had been breached in a way that could’ve prevented voting.
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Instagram Was Bigger Russian Election Tool Than Facebook, Senate Report Says
There were 187 million interactions with Instagram content, compared with 77 million on Facebook and 73 million on Twitter.
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Facebook Checked Alleged Russian Meddling As Early As 2014
Facebook acknowledged on Tuesday that its engineers had flagged potentially malicious Russian activity as early as 2014 -- long before it became public -- but did not confirm evidence of a coordinated campaign.
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Trump Attacks Mueller One Week After Replacing Attorney General
Trump accused Mueller of “threatening” witnesses to cooperate in the probe in Russian meddling in the U.S. presidential election.
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Trump Says He’ll Keep Sessions Until November Despite ‘Illegal’ Probe
President Donald Trump said Attorney General Jeff Sessions’s job is safe at least until the midterm elections in November.
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Key Republicans Give Trump a Path to Fire Sessions After the Election
Trump could replace Attorney General Jeff Sessions after the Nov. elections, which would then allow him to fore Robert Mueller.
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Facebook, Twitter to Face Senate Russia Hearing in September
Senior executives from Facebook, Alphabet’s Google and Twitter to be asked about preventing Russian meddling.
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Russia Meddled, Whatever Putin And Trump Say, FBI Chief Reiterates
FBI director Christopher Wray said Wednesday that the US intelligence community stands by its view that Russia interfered in the 2016 US election, despite Vladimir Putin's denial this week to President Donald Trump.
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Trump Eases Off Trigger on Russia Probe Chiefs
Trump Eases Off Trigger on Russia Probe Chiefs
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US Hits Russia With Sanctions For 'Election Meddling', Cyberattacks
US President Donald Trump's administration on Thursday announced sanctions against Russians accused of trying to influence the 2016 election and of involvement in other separate cyberattacks.
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US Did Not Deserve Donald Trump As President, Says Hillary Clinton
Describing the 2016 presidential polls in the US as the "first reality TV elections", former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has alleged Russian interference in the American elections was "unprecedented and more than alarming".
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Mueller Says Russians Used PayPal to Buy Facebook Ads
Russian operatives using social media to manipulate the U.S. election bought Facebook ads in a sophisticated manner.
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Gates Ready to Plead Guilty and Turn on Manafort, LA Times Says
A former Trump campaign aide, has agreed to plead guilty and cooperate with Mueller’s investigation, as per reports.
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UK Accused Of Withholding Russian Meddling Report To Spare Embarrassment
The British government was accused by opponents of sitting on a parliamentary report examining alleged Russian meddling in British politics because it might contain embarrassing revelations about Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his party.
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Trump Lawyer Probe 'Close To Being Completed': Acting US Attorney General
The probe of possible Russian meddling in the 2016 U.S. election, led by Special Counsel Robert Mueller, is wrapping up, Acting U.S. Attorney General Matthew Whitaker told reporters on Monday.
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Russia, China, Iran Tried to Influence Midterm Elections, U.S. Says
The intelligence community didn’t find evidence that the elections had been breached in a way that could’ve prevented voting.
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Instagram Was Bigger Russian Election Tool Than Facebook, Senate Report Says
There were 187 million interactions with Instagram content, compared with 77 million on Facebook and 73 million on Twitter.
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Facebook Checked Alleged Russian Meddling As Early As 2014
Facebook acknowledged on Tuesday that its engineers had flagged potentially malicious Russian activity as early as 2014 -- long before it became public -- but did not confirm evidence of a coordinated campaign.
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Trump Attacks Mueller One Week After Replacing Attorney General
Trump accused Mueller of “threatening” witnesses to cooperate in the probe in Russian meddling in the U.S. presidential election.
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Trump Says He’ll Keep Sessions Until November Despite ‘Illegal’ Probe
President Donald Trump said Attorney General Jeff Sessions’s job is safe at least until the midterm elections in November.
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Key Republicans Give Trump a Path to Fire Sessions After the Election
Trump could replace Attorney General Jeff Sessions after the Nov. elections, which would then allow him to fore Robert Mueller.
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Facebook, Twitter to Face Senate Russia Hearing in September
Senior executives from Facebook, Alphabet’s Google and Twitter to be asked about preventing Russian meddling.
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Russia Meddled, Whatever Putin And Trump Say, FBI Chief Reiterates
FBI director Christopher Wray said Wednesday that the US intelligence community stands by its view that Russia interfered in the 2016 US election, despite Vladimir Putin's denial this week to President Donald Trump.
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Trump Eases Off Trigger on Russia Probe Chiefs
Trump Eases Off Trigger on Russia Probe Chiefs
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US Hits Russia With Sanctions For 'Election Meddling', Cyberattacks
US President Donald Trump's administration on Thursday announced sanctions against Russians accused of trying to influence the 2016 election and of involvement in other separate cyberattacks.
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US Did Not Deserve Donald Trump As President, Says Hillary Clinton
Describing the 2016 presidential polls in the US as the "first reality TV elections", former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has alleged Russian interference in the American elections was "unprecedented and more than alarming".
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Mueller Says Russians Used PayPal to Buy Facebook Ads
Russian operatives using social media to manipulate the U.S. election bought Facebook ads in a sophisticated manner.
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Gates Ready to Plead Guilty and Turn on Manafort, LA Times Says
A former Trump campaign aide, has agreed to plead guilty and cooperate with Mueller’s investigation, as per reports.
