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Why Netanyahu is cozying up to Europe's renegades
Trump now says he holds Putin responsible for meddling
White House considering 'absurd' Russian request
Anderson Cooper imitates Trump's 'no' moment
Opinion: Our democracy depends on securing the next election
According to indictments released last week by Special Counsel Robert Mueller, Russian intelligence officers successfully breached voter registration databases during the 2016 election. This echoes the Senate Intelligence Committee's findings in a preliminary report on Russian interference in the election, which stated that Russia was "in a position to, at a minimum, alter or delete voter registration data" for a small number of states. The fact that a hostile foreign power had this capability is chilling, as voter registration databases may be our election system's greatest vulnerability.
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Watch Sarah Sanders defend what Trump said
The White House denied that President Trump doesn't believe Russia is targeting the United States. Press secretary Sarah Sanders, who said she spoke with Trump about his answer earlier during a Cabinet meeting, said the President was declining to answer shouted questions when he said "no" to a question about Russia's current efforts.
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10 ways Trump has strayed from his own intelligence agencies on Russian meddling
US Embassy in Jerusalem to cost $20 million more than Trump's estimate
US offers no details as Russia claims Trump and Putin reached military agreements
Amazon Prime Day was bigger than Cyber Monday and Black Friday
Google's latest attempt to crack China
Brits can't get enough of Netflix and Amazon Prime
Europe prepares to hit Google with another huge fine
Analysis: Why Trump still doesn't believe Russia meddled
President Donald Trump had one clear mission when he spoke to the press Tuesday afternoon before meeting with a handful of congressional Republicans: Clean up the damage he did on Monday when he broke with the intelligence community by suggesting that Russia might not have been behind the 2016 election interference and arguing that there was blame on both sides of the matter.
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Trump's written notes spotted on his Russia statement
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