Washington — Iran’s efforts to interfere with the 2024 presidential election are growing more aggressive as they target political campaigns — including GOP nominee Donald Trump’s — and the American public with cyber and influence operations, three federal intelligence agencies said in a warning issued Monday. The rare joint statement from the FBI, Office of the
The FBI previously said it was investigating reports that hackers potentially linked with Iran had targeted the former president’s campaign. U.S. officials have concluded that the Iranian regime was behind an attempted hacking operation targeting former President Donald Trump’s campaign. In a joint statement on Aug. 19, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence,
New York’s Former Mayor, Bill de Blasio, reflects on how he worked with a divided local government to accomplish tasks while in office. He tells NTD, “A lot of this dialog… is maybe taking a little bit of a step back to the time when people spent time together comfortably and didn’t have to agree
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Marc Elias, who blamed voting machines for a client’s loss in 2021, will now ‘defend democracy’ Marc Elias (Drew Angerer/Getty Images) Vice President Kamala Harris has tapped a controversial Democratic elections lawyer, with whom the Democratic National Committee cut ties just last year and who was laughed out of court in 2022 for what a
10m ago Harris campaign co-chair, former Biden adviser, on president’s DNC address Harris campaign co-chair, former Biden adviser, on president’s DNC address 07:10 Cedric Richmond is the Kamala Harris campaign co-chair and a former senior adviser to President Biden. Richmond joined “America Decides” to discuss the role Harris played in the Biden administration and
Former president and GOP nominee Donald Trump said in an exclusive TV interview that he would release his medical records, as he faces off against Vice President Kamala Harris in the race for the White House. Trump, 78, also defended his repeated insults of Harris’ intelligence and said he would accept the election outcome if