The White House released 269 pages of intelligence assessments, internal emails and investigative records as part of a review of foreign interference and vulnerabilities in U.S. elections
The Wall Street Journal • Politics • 1 hour ago
The White House released 269 pages documents—many newly declassified—as part of an election-security review.
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