"We declared clearly that the Russian government did not meddle in U.S. processes, does not meddle and moreover did not meddle in the 2016 elections," Mr. Ushakov said.
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The desire to meddle dates as far back as 1791.
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China warned Ottawa not to meddle in Hong Kong's affairs.
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Russia did meddle in 2016 election & are trying it again.
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She says Brussels should not meddle into Hungary's affairs though.
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We do not meddle with the affairs of the Church.
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"Your role is to set up, not meddle," she says.
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He has invited the Russians to meddle in America's election.
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Russia has denied seeking to meddle in the U.S. vote.
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And that they will seek to meddle in future elections.
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"He said he didn't meddle," Trump told reporters of Putin.
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But he warned that efforts to meddle could escalate overnight.
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ANONYMOUS Funny, it sounds as if you want to meddle.
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Moscow has, however, tried to meddle in previous American elections.
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Do other countries — including the United States — meddle in elections?
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Time was foreign governments didn't meddle in American presidential elections.
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The C-plot of "Meddle" is Kim's increasing battle with psoriasis.
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Local newspapers have urged lawmakers not to meddle with the court.
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The Middle East is cruel to those who meddle in it.
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"He said he didn't meddle — I asked him again," he said.
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Many high-ranking Catholics are now loth to meddle in politics.
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Russia did not meddle in any elections in the United States.
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She led her own fascinating life and didn't meddle in ours.
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Russia reportedly even tapped Pokémon Go to meddle in the election.
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The Russians are continuing to meddle even 'as we sit here.'
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Don't let anyone meddle with your process, schedule, habits, or routine.
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It is that they have more years in which to meddle.
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Russia's efforts to meddle with U.S. elections are not a hoax.
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"What I don't ever want to do is meddle," Borders said.
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"He said he didn't meddle," Mr. Trump said in November 2017.
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"He said he didn't meddle," Mr. Trump said in November 2017.
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Trump did tell the Russian president not to meddle, this time.
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Russia has an obvious motive to meddle in the Olympics: revenge.
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Moscow denies trying to meddle, and Trump dismisses talk of collusion.
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Russia denies allegations that it has sought to meddle in foreign elections.
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Yet King Vajiralongkorn apparently feels secure enough to meddle in political matters.
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The Russian government has denied it tried to meddle in the elections.
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There was an effort to meddle in our election by the Russians.
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Nicotine seems to meddle with the development of adolescent brains, for example.
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"Don't meddle with my headscarf, shorts, outfits," read posters held by participants.
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Yes, his government is apparently committing cybercrimes to meddle in our election.
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And the truth was that the Russians did meddle in our elections.
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Mickey overhears and, riding her newfound relationship success, gets ready to meddle.
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Carlson said Russia has, in fact, sought to meddle in U.S. affairs.
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Feinstein also raised concerns that the president might meddle in Mueller's investigation.
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Or, remembering the repercussions with Hodor, would he choose not to meddle?
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But if Russia did meddle, Spicer said, it was definitely Obama's fault.
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"Russia shouldn't meddle in our elections," he wrote on Twitter last month.
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"He said he didn't meddle — I asked him again," Mr. Trump said.
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He denied ever saying Russia didn't meddle in the 2016 presidential election.
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Meddle: Miss Pert said I was a pig; now I'm a boar!
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"He said he absolutely did not meddle in our election," Trump said.
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Thus, Egypt will not tolerate Iranian influence and meddle in the Gulf.
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We don't want them to meddle or interfere in our upcoming election.
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CIC will presumably argue that it is a financial buyer and won't meddle.
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Or Russia-linked hackers who tried to meddle in the French presidential election.
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Ryan said it was clear Russia was trying to meddle in the election.
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Since Helsinki, the president has said Russia did indeed meddle in the election.
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You have the president siding with Putin who says he didn&apost meddle.
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"Don't meddle in the election," he repeated while pointing his finger at Putin.
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They also say the government should not meddle with the sacrament of marriage.
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Few economists think it should meddle in housing markets in the long term.
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The Russian government says it did not meddle and Trump has denied collusion.
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U.S. intelligence chiefs have determined that Russia tried to meddle in the election.
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HMD believes that there is reason not to meddle with Android these days.
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Trump has said he will discuss Moscow's efforts to meddle in American democracy.
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Obama also said Moscow could meddle in the upcoming elections of NATO members.
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"But it does not exclude the potential for others to meddle," he added.
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Great powers in particular, including the United States, often meddle in foreign elections.
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Mr. Trump denies collusion, and Moscow says it didn't meddle in the election.
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While not usually one to meddle, I can't help myself and chime in.
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Meaning Wintour is presumably wise not to meddle in the conflict between coworkers.
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So far, most attention has focused on efforts to meddle in American elections.
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Conway maintained that Russia's attempt to meddle in the United States election failed.
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Fears that Russia could meddle in next year's Mexican presidential election are growing.
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And the facts here are clear: Ukraine didn't meddle in the 2016 election.
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It was not yet time, it seemed, to meddle in the 2020 election.
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Russia could in turn feel empowered to meddle in other countries with impunity.
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Iran continued to covertly support militias and meddle in other countries&apos affairs.
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As strategic partners, nobody has the right to meddle in Turkey's sovereign rights.
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ISPs' to meddle in the fight for net neutrality should not be ignored.
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The senators pointed to signs that Russia continues efforts to meddle in Western elections.
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No administration since former President Richard Nixon has attempted to meddle with the data.
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But Graham's subcommittee is just looking at Russian efforts to meddle in the election.
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Pelosi questioned whether that could mean the administration would meddle in the Fed's decisions.
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U.S. President Donald Trump last month accused China of seeking to meddle in Nov.
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"Others have no right to meddle," Lu said, speaking at a daily news briefing.
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Nancy Pelosi as minority leader, arguing it was improper to meddle in the vote.
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Russia went on to intervene in Syria and, in 20143, meddle in America's elections.
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I&aposm 100 percent certain that they are continuing to meddle in our election.
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Foley was conscious of the risk of being seen to meddle with the community.
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Not only did Russia meddle in our elections, they're doing it around the world.
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Likewise, Putin has insisted that the Russian government did not meddle in the election.
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Read more: It's still way too easy for countries to meddle in America's elections.
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The president's spokesman on Monday warned countries not to meddle with the state's affairs.
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Federal agencies have warned about attempts by foreign governments to meddle in the Nov.
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REPORTER: Did Russia's attempts to meddle in U.S. elections come up in the conversation?
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The very desire to meddle in our affairs creates mistrust toward Russians, toward Russia.
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Russia made "gay propaganda" illegal and weaponized social media to meddle in Western elections.
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The summary that Ms. Winner released points to direct attempts to meddle with voting.
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That sounds a lot like an invitation for Russia to meddle more, not less.
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Pompeo warns about continued Russia efforts to meddle in U.S. elections 220006:2202 a.m.
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But he doesn't meddle like that, telling people to get in and get out.
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Russian hackers would later meddle in the French presidential election in 2017 as well.
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They are accused of waging "information warfare" to meddle in the 2016 election cycle.
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She flatly denies any suggestion that RT seeks to meddle in democratic elections anywhere.
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"We don't want them to meddle or interfere in our upcoming election," Trump added.
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" He then pointed toward the Russian delegation and repeated, "Don't meddle in the election.
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Moscow, it turns out, has been trying to meddle in our elections for decades.
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Putin has previously told Trump that Russia did not meddle in the 2016 presidential election.
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Evidence is mounting that Russia took 4 clear paths to meddle in the US election
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Trump's assertion that Russia didn't meddle in American elections sparked an inferno on the left.
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Putin has previously told Trump Russia did not meddle in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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"Don't meddle in the election, please," Trump said, smirking and wagging his finger at Putin.
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After the 2003 protest, China quietly stepped up efforts to meddle in Hong Kong politics.
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"He said he didn't meddle — I asked him again," he told reporters after the meeting.
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Security follows Britney at all times, but they don't meddle unless there's a red flag.
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This is not the first app to let you meddle in your friend's love lives.
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Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak says Russia did not meddle in the recent U.S. election.
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Russia has repeatedly denied assertions it used cyber means to meddle in the U.S. election.
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This news puts Trump Jr. in yet another room with foreign nationals seeking to meddle.
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Meanwhile, a vast majority of Democrats – 2628 percent – think Russia did meddle in the election.
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This is not an attempt to meddle with the internal affairs of a sovereign state.
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I believe that he feels that he and Russia did not meddle in the election.
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If true, this was part of Russia's brazen attempt to meddle in our domestic politics.
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But it has again raised the specter of Russia's ability to meddle in western elections.
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He has called Mr. Assange a hacker, and warned him not to meddle in politics.
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The F.B.I. has well-founded concerns that Russia will continue to meddle in American elections.
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Russia didn't meddle to elect Democrats — it's been trying to stop them from being elected.
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Lawmakers claimed that it wasn't the job of the state to meddle with doctors' decisions.
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In the Cold War era, Soviet attempts to meddle in American democracy were largely unsuccessful.
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"We will not let anyone to meddle with the security of our people," he said.
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He has strongly denied any involvement working with Russia to meddle in the 2016 election.
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Trump said during the campaign that he would not meddle with Social Security and Medicaid.
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Besides, there are so many scores she could settle, so many ways she could meddle.
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We meddle all over the world at a much higher rate than what Moscow does.
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The F.B.I. began investigating Russia's apparent attempts to meddle in the election over the summer.
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U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday accused China of seeking to meddle in the Nov.
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On the Michael Kay show, Dolan emphasized that he'd never meddle with his nonchalant president.
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Though foreign powers might interfere with election campaigns, ancient voting machines are hard to meddle with.
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Russian authorities characterized Google as a U.S. influence tool that would meddle in their elections.[Guardian]
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Just say that Russia meddle with our elections, knock it off, whatever, and then move on.
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Some misinformation in local news comes from foreign governments seeking to meddle in American domestic politics.
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Morocco has cut ties with Iran over alleged Iranian attempts to meddle in Moroccan internal affairs.
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John Stossel: Trump doesn&apost need to meddle in Cuba because things are already turning around.
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On Thursday, Mattis said there was "little doubt" Russia had tried to meddle in U.S. politics.
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"The President has confirmed repeatedly that we believe Russia did meddle in US elections," Pence said.
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A key concern is that these devices can be easily hacked to meddle with election results.
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" The committee member added: "It would be truly shocking for the government to meddle with us.
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Trump had accused China of attempting to meddle in the 2018 midterms earlier in the day.
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Russia investigation Russian efforts to meddle in American politics did not end at Facebook and Twitter.
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So why would Putin want to meddle in an election -- if he did it at all!
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Trump isn't sure Russia did meddle and he's said Putin denied it in their previous meetings.
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This is the clearest connection so far to Russia's efforts to meddle in the 2016 election.
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But of course a president must resist the temptation to meddle in their grant-making process.
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They were, in fact, part of a hoax perpetrated by Russia to meddle in the election.
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The dossier said that Page was trying to help Russia meddle in the 2016 presidential election.
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"It's really an indicator of the number of different ways people may be trying to meddle."
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Brazile also accused McDaniel of abetting efforts by the Russian government to meddle in U.S. elections.
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In June, he playfully told Vladimir Putin that Russia shouldn't meddle in the next presidential election.
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Fortunately, Congress need not meddle with the free speech of Americans to address foreign political meddling.
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"We see Russia is trying to meddle, to spread disinformation," Mr. Stoltenberg said in an interview.
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" CNN's Brianna Keilar asked Garrett to clarify his comments, asking, "Do you think Russia didn't meddle?
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The Obama administration in October formally accused Russia of trying to meddle in the presidential election.
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Officials have also warned Russia is likely to try and meddle in this year's midterm elections.
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Sessions later recused himself from the federal investigation into Russian efforts to meddle in the election.
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Russia actively sought to meddle in the 2016 election to help Trump and hurt Clinton.2.
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Russia's efforts to use social media to meddle in the 2016 presidential election went beyond Twitter.
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Sergei Lavrov, foreign minister of Russia -- the country that really did meddle in the 2016 elections.
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"Do not meddle with the drivers' faith in God," the association's president George San Mateo said.
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Wang had also given details about Chinese efforts to meddle in Taiwan's political system and elections.
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His military intelligence services continue to meddle in elections and infect social media with fake accounts.
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Russian actors also reportedly used Google and Twitter in their efforts to meddle in the election.
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They can allow one country to meddle, from a safe distance, in the affairs of another.
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But the private schools of Manhattan can be formidable institutions to meddle in the affairs of.
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And I've learned that lesson as well, if you give people a runway ... Not to meddle.
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He said the doctors were afraid to meddle, in case his eyelids chose to close instead.
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Russia denies the conclusions of U.S. intelligence agencies that it tried to meddle in American democracy.
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US officials already say there are signs that Russia aims to meddle in the 2018 midterm elections.
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Because I played at least seven separate instances where he said Russia did meddle in the election.
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Chavarry has denied that he sought to meddle in the Odebrecht probe by dismissing Perez and Vela.
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That security experts have already detected attempts to meddle in the election is neither surprising nor profound.
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And -- and we have to say to Putin look, you can&apost meddle in U.S. elections anymore.
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And I repudiate Russia or any other foreign government to interfere and meddle on our Democratic process.
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Moscow, at the time, was trying to meddle and help Trump, the US intelligence community had concluded.
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So it is far more difficult for Russia to meddle in Estonia than it was in Ukraine.
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The American people deserve to know when foreign adversaries are attempting to meddle in our domestic affairs.
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CONSIDERING THEY call themselves Conservatives, Britain's recent leaders have been unusually willing to meddle with individual choices.
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On Tuesday, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov dismissed the criticism that Russia would meddle in US elections.
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"We urge Japan not to hype up and meddle in the South China Sea issue," he said.
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Companies believed that their main purpose was to maximise returns for shareholders, not to meddle in politics.
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Trump said last year that he believes Putin's assertion that Russia did not meddle in the election.
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The revelations have sparked fears that Russia or another foreign power could similarly meddle in future elections.
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President Obama has jumped into the fight when he should not meddle in another nation's constitutional future.
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Tillerson said the U.S. is looking to seek assurances that Russia will not meddle in American affairs.
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Intelligence officials have repeatedly warned that Russia is still working to meddle in the US electoral process.
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Even without asking for help, nonprofit organizations can struggle with board members who meddle in staff matters.
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"I believe that he feels that he and Russia did not meddle in the election," Trump said.
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On Tuesday, Trump tweeted that he is "concerned" Russia will try and meddle in this year's elections.
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Probes into Russia's attempts to meddle with the election reportedly involve examining Trump aides' contacts with Moscow.
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Their release is likely to put more focus on Russia's efforts to meddle in the presidential election.
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But I just asked him again, and he said he absolutely did not meddle in our election.
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The Trump administration's plan to meddle with this program involves blocking China's access to key American technology.
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Special counsel Robert Mueller has indicted 13 individuals for their attempts to meddle in the 1003 election.
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" Then, pointing at another Russian official in a lighthearted way, he repeated, "Don't meddle in the election.
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And when Rennert's daughter insists that her father was murdered, Edison has an authentic excuse to meddle.
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The Obama administration reached a consensus months ago that Russia was trying to meddle in the election.
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The intelligence community, however, has overwhelmingly concluded that they sought to meddle in the U.S. political system.
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"I would not want a foreign entity to meddle in our election," Parscale said in his interview.
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Wang has described in Australian media how he worked with China's Communist Party to meddle in Taiwan.
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Wang has described in Australian media how he worked with China's Communist Party to meddle in Taiwan.
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Perhaps Putin actually believes that he did not meddle in our election though that is quite unlikely.
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He said he had told Poroshenko that Moscow should not meddle in Ukraine's presidential vote next year.
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Trump told reporters that Putin insisted to him that Russia didn't meddle in the 2016 presidential election.
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That these heretics would also meddle with the supernatural was not a leap, but why the broomstick?
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What do you say to haters who are skeptical and don't think you should meddle in investigations?
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"I think it's a given in the United States, in both parties, that Russia tried to meddle and probably did meddle in the election," Shelby told the AP. The lawmakers did not meet with Putin, but offered a warning for Russia against meddling in the 2018 U.S. elections.
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Russian operatives tapped into Pokémon Go's fanbase in an effort to meddle in the 2016 election, CNN reports.
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Trump said he holds the Russian president responsible for Kremlin efforts to meddle in the 2016 presidential election.
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Last month, Dodik also accused Britain of sending intelligence specialists to Bosnia to meddle in the election campaign.
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Trump has denied any collusion with Moscow and Russia has said it did not meddle in the election.
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"Don't meddle in the election, please," Trump said, smirking and wagging his finger at Putin. Are. You. Kidding.
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The problem is not that all Republicans dismiss the claim that Russia tried to meddle in the election.
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The vice president's comments follow Trump's own accusations of Beijing attempting to meddle in the upcoming midterm elections.
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Did anyone involved in the Trump campaign have any contact with Russians trying to meddle with the election?
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Trump has repeatedly denied collusion with Russia, and Moscow has denied attempting to meddle in the U.S. campaign.
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Twelve Russian intelligence officers were also indicted for computer-hacking conspiracies that aimed to meddle in the election.
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The real question is if Beijing will meddle with bonds in bad times, as it has in stocks.
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In truth, I wanted to meddle, but I wanted them to be happy (maybe even together) even more.
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Indeed, instead of helping to contain Iran, Saudi Arabia has helped expand the room it has to meddle.
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Meanwhile, Moscow continues to meddle in the electoral and democratic processes in the United States and across Europe.
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The Senate Intelligence Committee will turn its attention to Russia's efforts to meddle in European elections on Wednesday.
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He asserted he meant to say that he saw no reason why Russia "wouldn't" meddle in the elections.
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The four Trump associates that have been charged are not accused of helping Russia meddle in the election.
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Over the next 16 years, Epstein proceeded to meddle in various aspects of Wexner's business and personal affairs.
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The revelation is the campaign's clearest connection so far to Russia's efforts to meddle in the 2016 election.
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National security officials have already warned that Moscow is taking steps to meddle in the 2020 presidential race.
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Lawmakers have grown increasingly concerned that Russia will look to meddle in the 2018 midterm elections and beyond.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday accused China of seeking to meddle in the Nov.
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Ultimately, Claire and Frank broker an agreement: He agrees not to meddle in her eventual campaign (fat chance).
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Still, he braces himself each season for the next wave of parents who meddle in their sons' recruitments.
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The Trump administration proposes a budget; the US's top spy says Russia will meddle in the 2018 midterms.
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But if U.S. spies are right, Moscow may wish it hadn't bothered to meddle in the first place.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo called it a warning to foreigners who seek to meddle in American elections.
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Being embarrassed by parents who meddle in your affairs is a normal, healthy response for a college student.
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"I expect the Russians to meddle in the upcoming European parliament elections in spring 2019," Rasmussen told CNBC.
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Lawmakers have grown increasingly concerned that Russia will look to meddle in the 85033 midterm elections and beyond.
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Russia is already trying to meddle in this year's midterm congressional elections, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said.
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In the old days, it took time and work to steal secrets, blackmail people, and meddle across borders.
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" He then turned to Putin, with a slight smirk, and told him: "Don't meddle in the election, President.
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Trump says he holds Putin personally responsible for the Kremlin&aposs attempts to meddle in the 22 presidential election.
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After greeting each other like buddies, Trump smirked when asked whether he would warn Putin not to meddle again.
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In January 2017, the US intelligence community assessed that Russia did meddle in the election, and favored Trump throughout.
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Meanwhile: House Speaker Paul Ryan said Wednesday that "we all knew Russia was trying to meddle with our election."
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But I have said repeatedly that countries that can spy do and countries that can meddle in elections do.
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Such an arrangement might suit the junta, which would prefer him not to meddle bluntly in the country's politics.
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A sitting U.S. president is not supposed to meddle with regulatory affairs at independent agencies like the Justice Department.
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One missive in particular, however, stood out: "I never said Russia did not meddle in the election," Trump wrote.
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Inside the EU Mr Putin and his proxies meddle in elections and sponsor rabble-rousing parties and fake NGOs.
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Putting these ads in plain sight could hamper the efforts of bad actors hoping to meddle with upcoming elections.
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Still, even if that were true, Berlin should not meddle in French elections and insensitively throw its weight around.
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Investigators are reviewing whether the Trump campaign and its associates coordinated with Moscow to meddle in the 2016 campaign.
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Desired outcome: China's position is that foreign countries shouldn't meddle in Syria's internal affairs, and perhaps for good reason.
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The U.S. intelligence community has accused Russia of hacking Democratic computers during the campaign, among other efforts to meddle.
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That day, intelligence officials, including Mr. Comey, briefed the incoming president on Russia's attempt to meddle with the election.
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Meanwhile, Russian foreign minister Sergey Lavrov said Trump accepted Putin's assurances that Russia didn't meddle in the U.S. election.
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Brands don't want to alienate the huge market, or anger a government that isn't afraid to meddle in business.
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This is someone who was intimately familiar with the intelligence gathering regarding Russian attempts to meddle in the election.
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Investigators are reviewing whether the Trump campaign and its associates coordinated with Moscow to meddle in the 21.4 campaign.
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Russia has denied it was behind those campaigns and says it does not meddle in elections in the West.
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"Rather than reporting Russia's offer to meddle in a U.S. election, the Trump campaign welcomed Russia's help," Perez said.
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Lawmakers on Capitol Hill have expressed concerns that foreign actors may again try to meddle in the 2018 midterms.
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"When a sovereign nation attempts to meddle in our elections, it is an attack on our country," they wrote.
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Trump weathered criticism after he indicated that he believed Putin when he said Russia didn't meddle in the election.
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If anything, the UK needs a state with better things to do than meddle too much with the economy.
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Who cares if neither of them asked you to meddle — they're both single and they deserve your help, right?
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Mueller did not ultimately charge members of the Trump campaign with conspiring with Russia to meddle in the election.
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Google and Twitter were reportedly both also used by Russian actors in their efforts to meddle in the election.
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This included Russian trolls attempting to meddle in elections by using social media in an attempt to sow discord.
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At the summit, he cracked a joke, telling Russian leader Vladimir Putin not to meddle in the next election.
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Critics worried it would meddle in areas of philanthropy it didn't understand and could do more harm than good.
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Further efforts to punish the oligarchy that helps Putin control his country -- and meddle in others -- have been effective.
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Biden also warned that he expects Russia to meddle in the many European elections being held later this year.
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Even if they don't replicate Wintour's email strategy, managers should (generally) resist the temptation to meddle in employees' conflicts.
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Russia is outsourcing trolls Russia is trying to meddle again ahead of US elections with a concerted disinformation campaign.
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Trump has repeatedly denied there was any collusion and Russia has said it did not meddle in the election.
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Above all, he's against "meddling," whether it's meddling in the affairs of others — or having others meddle in his.
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U.S. intelligence officials have said Russia orchestrated the hacking of Democratic officials to meddle with the 2016 presidential election.
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His fall course at Northern Arizona, "Political Crime," considers Russia's use of media tools to meddle in U.S. affairs.
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The real villain of Trump's attempt to get Ukraine to meddle in the 2020 election is Joe Biden's son.
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No funding Barr to meddle into investigations of Donald Trump, Donald Trump's family or any of Donald Trump's cronies.
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At a rally in New Hampshire, he encourages Republicans to meddle in the Democratic primary despite the state's rules.
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The idea was that it would be too risky to meddle in Israel's upcoming "do over" election this March.
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Murphy's comments come after reports that Russia is already attempting to meddle in the 2020 election surfaced last week.
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"But I just asked him again, and he said he absolutely did not meddle in our election," he continued.
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We all enjoy the right of self-determination, especially the elderly, with whose choices we are apt to meddle.
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Russian foreign minister Sergey Lavrov claimed Trump "accepted" Putin's assertion that Russia did not meddle in the 2016 election.
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The mobile game app Pokémon Go was reportedly used by a Russian-linked campaign to meddle in U.S. politics.
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Bolton added that he told the Russians: "You shouldn't meddle in our elections because you're not advancing Russian interest".
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It's now established that the campaign was aware of, and involved in, Russian attempts to meddle in the election.
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During that recent phone conversation with Putin, Trump did not warn his Russian counterpart not to meddle in US elections.
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Central banks under assault Turkey is the poster child for what can happen when political leaders meddle with central banks.
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The goal is to prevent people from outside of a country from using ads to meddle in different nations' elections.
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The problem is not that all Republicans in Congress dismiss the claim that Russia tried to meddle in the election.
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President Trump signed an executive order on Wednesday authorizing sanctions on foreigners who meddle in U.S. elections, the AP reports.
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If the newly enthroned King Vajiralongkorn declined to meddle in politics, the generals' fears of a Thaksin comeback might subside.
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A number of Chinese professors have reprimanded the IEEE's decision, flagging the danger of letting politics meddle with academic collaboration.
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Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha has said he wants the dispute resolved but seems reluctant to meddle in Buddhist affairs.
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He also wouldn't commit to an answer about whether or not he believes there were any Russian attempts to meddle.
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Russia has denied that it sought to meddle in the U.S. vote, and Trump has pushed back against such assertions.
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The Chinese government could meddle with U.S. companies with operations in China, and take such steps as ramping up regulation.
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Speaking to NowThisNews in an interview released Wednesday, Obama said he didn't want to meddle in the law enforcement process.
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That's in addition to fake news campaigns to meddle with elections this year in the U.S., U.K., France and Germany.
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Why it matters: Russian actors used social media not just to meddle in the 2016 election, but to sow division.
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He said he absolutely did not meddle in our election, he did not do what they are saying he did.
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The trick is to meddle just enough to create efficiencies, but not so much that investors fall out of love.
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Small surprise if along the way Putin concluded he could at no serious cost cyber-meddle with the U.S. itself.
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S Meddle/ITV/REX/Shutterstock Tess Holliday has no qualms about extending her ideas of empowerment into new motherhood. Proof?
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Jim Jordan (R-Ohio), leader of the conservative House Freedom Caucus, warns GOP officials not to meddle with convention rules.
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"Any country that can spy does, and any country that can meddle in foreign elections does," he told Wolf Blitzer.
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Still, Russia's interference has spurred widespread fears that Moscow or other foreign adversaries could look to meddle in future votes.
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Iran's energy minister wants OPEC to publicly condemn Trump for allegedly trying to meddle in the cabal's affairs, CNBC reports.
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There are a variety of ways Russia and their intelligence officers could meddle in the process and muddy the waters.
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The Russian government has denied trying to meddle in the election, in which Republican Donald Trump defeated Democrat Hillary Clinton.
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Knowing this, it is likely that the Russians will continue to meddle in future elections if there are no repercussions.
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The Russian leader is a proven liar, as his denial of Russian attempts to meddle in the 2016 election indicates.
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U.S. Ambassadors typically don't meddle in other country's domestic affairs, but Trump's picks haven't shied away from voicing their thoughts.
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Ron Paul (R-Texas) said Congress should not meddle with how Facebook curates the political content on its trending topics.
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"She said something (to Capt Keel) like, 'Don't meddle with it, you have nothing to do with it,'" he said.
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But in a surprise move, he accused China of trying to meddle in the U.S. midterm elections, providing no evidence.
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Rather than meddle in markets, he said lawmakers should stand aside and let Puerto Rico settle its disputes with investors.
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Trump has repeatedly denied there was any collusion and Russia has said it did not meddle in the U.S. election.
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The comments came only after a reporter asked if Mr. Trump would tell Russia not to meddle in American elections.
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The president warned Congress not to meddle with the trade negotiations or he would terminate the trilateral trade pact altogether.
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But relations have been damaged by accusations from U.S. intelligence officials that Russia sought to meddle in the presidential election.
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Ms. Pelosi authorized party groups to meddle aggressively in California's open-primary system to ensure viable Democratic candidates would emerge.
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I hope Beijing can meddle less in Hong Kong's affairs, which could actually stabilize Hong Kong and curb people's anger.
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For Russia, the volatility of Bosnian politics represents another opportunity for the Kremlin to meddle in the Balkans, they say.
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"I believe that he feels that he and Russia did not meddle in the election," Trump said, referring to Putin.
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During the meeting, Trump reportedly pressed Putin about Moscow's effort to meddle in the 2016 presidential election, which Putin denied.
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Trump last year said he believed Russian President Vladimir Putin when Putin said he didn't meddle in the 2016 election.
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Szijjarto said the Commission wants to meddle into Poland's domestic affairs, and it should not "act like a political body".
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Top U.S. intelligence officials also warned this month that Russia is poised to similarly meddle in the 2018 midterm elections.
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I hope Beijing can meddle less in Hong Kong's affairs, which could actually stabilise Hong Kong and curb people's anger.
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At a U.N. Security Council meeting on Wednesday, President Donald Trump accused Beijing of seeking to meddle in the Nov.
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"Hong Kong affairs are a domestic issue for China," Mr. Hong said, "and no other country has the power to meddle."
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"I repudiate Russia&aposs or any other foreign government&aposs attempt to interfere or meddle in our democratic process," he said.
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If the hackers have to spend more time fighting off American attacks, they have less time to meddle in the election.
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It shows that in some people the genes the virus left behind meddle with mechanisms associated with pleasure in the brain.
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"I don't want Russia or any foreign entity to meddle in our election any more than any other American," said Parscale.
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The briefing comes after President Trump told the UN Security Council that China is currently trying to meddle in U.S. elections.
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The president's paranoia, susceptibility to conspiracy, and apparent desire to deter and meddle in the Mueller investigation are becoming increasingly disturbing.
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Trump has in the past defended Russia and said he believes Putin when Putin said he didn't meddle in the election.
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How did Malaysia's central bank manage to simultaneously meddle in markets to support its currency and increase its foreign exchange reserves?
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The move comes more than a year after reports that Russia used social media to meddle in the 2016 presidential election.
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He also probably wanted to avoid an extra fight amid controversy over Russians using Facebook to meddle in America's presidential election.
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The Post's Friday story isn't the first time reports of emerged of Trump's attempts to meddle with Amazon behind closed doors.
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Germany has seized on it as proof EU regulators should not meddle, while others accuse Berlin of strong-arming EU institutions.
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Khusyaynova was charged with activity that went above and beyond the 2016 campaign, including efforts to meddle in this year's midterms.
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Jeh Johnson, in which he said that the Obama Administration knew about Russian attempts to meddle with the Election last year.
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There are now suspicions that Moscow will also try to meddle in forthcoming European elections, including those in France and Germany.
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Foreign actors are using bots, fake accounts and social media to meddle in our elections and sow discord in the country.
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In congressional hearings and on televised cable news shows, Russia's efforts to meddle in our democratic process have taken center stage.
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And he insisted he did not collude or coordinate with Russians as part of an effort to meddle in the campaign.
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Get out of the way, don't meddle or interfere and let the delegates make their choices without limitations of any kind!
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" He added on Tuesday that Russia could meddle in the 2018 election but "will be pushing very hard for the Democrats.
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He will also likely get grilled about the use of his platform on Russian efforts to meddle in the 2016 election.
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" He added on Tuesday that Russia could meddle in the 2900 election but "will be pushing very hard for the Democrats.
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In an interview with "The Five," Fox News host Tucker Carlson said that Russia had sought to meddle in US affairs.
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In Moscow, an angry Vladimir Putin launches an investigation into the failure of his intel operation to meddle in our election.
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Some have speculated that the United States has tried to meddle with the program using cyber methods, which could halt progress.
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Top U.S. intelligence officials warned a Senate panel on Tuesday that they expect Russia to meddle in the 22019 midterm elections.
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Since then, Trump has speculated on Twitter that Russia might look to meddle in the 2018 midterms to help Democratic candidates.
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And with Russia and other foreign adversaries stepping up efforts to meddle in our elections, there is no time to spare.
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Trump has sought better relations with Russia, even as US investigations probe Moscow's attempts to meddle in the 2016 presidential election.
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The Senate already approved a bill Monday night to ban foreign individuals who meddle in U.S. elections from entering the country.
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Bipartisan lawmakers have sounded the alarm about Russian efforts to meddle in American elections for the last year and a half.
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Despite pressing the Russian leader on the matter, Trump has expressed doubt publicly that Russia tried to meddle in the election.
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"We cannot allow foreign adversaries to use cyber intrusions to meddle in our domestic affairs, especially our democratic process," he continued.
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Devin Nunes speaks out on 'Hannity' about how the Obama administration handled reports of Russia's attempts to meddle in U.S. elections.
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Instead, he claimed he meant to say that he saw no reason why Moscow "wouldn't" seek to meddle in American elections.
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Because, in his mind, validating that, yes, of course, Russia sought to meddle in the election somehow de-legitimizes his victory.
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Your daughter needs to feel that you're not here to meddle, but she also has to know you're her safe harbor.
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Nor does it have to meddle with the rest of its movie slate in an attempt to repair what Snyder broke.
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The president stirred controversy when he told reporters that he believes Putin when he says he didn't meddle in the election.
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The big question: Though Tesla has convinced investors not to meddle with its management, its cash burn is impossible to ignore.
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Vázquez was accused of abusing her power when she reportedly tried to meddle in a theft investigation at her daughter's home.
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Trump said in April 2017 China may have hacked the emails of Democratic officials to meddle with the 2016 presidential election.
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By then, Mr. Bush was in the White House, having campaigned on a promise not to meddle with the local police.
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This election is about fundamental questions of American ideals: Should foreign countries be invited or welcomed to meddle in our elections?
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Two former aides to Ms. Park have been charged with helping Ms. Choi meddle in state affairs from behind the scenes.
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It would cut off many of the ways that a country like Russia can spend money to meddle in our politics.
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And, according to U.S. intelligence agencies, he directed Russia to meddle in the 2016 presidential election to aid Donald J. Trump.
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Since taking office, Trump hasn't been afraid to publicly meddle with these investigations, threatening witnesses and coming close to obstructing justice.
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The president has, at times, dismissed concerns about Russia's efforts to meddle in foreign elections, including the 2016 U.S. presidential race.
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The House Intelligence Committee is one of three congressional panels looking into Russian efforts to meddle in the 2016 presidential election.
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"If we as Lebanese think we can meddle in the affairs of other nations, we will pay the price," Hariri added.
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In one remarkable exchange, Senator James Lankford, Republican of Oklahoma, asked why Mr. Putin had chosen this election to meddle in.
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"We have orders not to meddle in such cases that might be part of an anti-terror campaign," he told me.
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China's Defence Minister Wei Fenghe warned the United States not to meddle in security disputes over Taiwan and the South China Sea.
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Xiomara meddled in Bruce's family life in the past, and tonight, tried to meddle in Rogelio and Darci's friends with kids plan.
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Bob Casey of Pennsylvania tweeted that it was "deeply disturbing" that the White House would try to meddle in an FBI investigation.
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AMG has had a meddle with the SLC 2-seater roadster and the C-Class, making the C43 coupe, cabriolet, and sedan.
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AMG has had a meddle with the SLC 243-seater roadster and the C-Class, making the C24 coupe, cabriolet, and sedan.
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I think those kind of -- that lack of deterrence invited the Russians to meddle and consider they could do this with impunity.
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GRAHAM: To tell him, if you continue to meddle in elections in the United States, they&aposll never be a good relationship.
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Not one to meddle with a winning formula, Koeman continued to trawl Europe's bargain basements and carried on promoting from the academy.
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It's a serious type of bug, because it gives hackers an opportunity to meddle with a system from anywhere in the world.
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It has attempted to undermine Euro-Atlantic institutions, backed right-wing parties in Europe and tried to meddle in America's presidential election.
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As someone who loves to meddle in other people's business and also loves the show Millionaire Matchmaker, Matchmaker appealed to me greatly.
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Before he came along, decisions to meddle in markets were seen as helping one constituency over another, at the cost of inefficiency.
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The justices should not shrink from their duty to "level the playing field" when nefarious actors meddle with the right to vote.
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But the deal did not produce prosperity, as Mr Rouhani had promised Iranians, and Iran continued to test missiles and meddle abroad.
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Regulators meddle in the stockmarket, critical analysis is suppressed and, since a botched currency devaluation in 2015, capital flows are tightly policed.
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More concerning is Yang's desire to meddle in journalism, which will likely play right into the worst fears of conspiratorial right-wingers.
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It was supposed to be a deep dive into how Russia was attempting to meddle and cause chaos in our presidential election.
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Mendoza vowed to make Peru more secular if elected and said religious leaders such as del Rio should not meddle in elections.
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We should get rid of independent institutions like the FBI, we should get rid of courts that can meddle with our decisions.
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Pinedo's lawyer said his client was unaware that his customers were Russians and that they were trying to meddle in the election.
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The Kremlin has repeatedly denied accusations it has attempted to use cyber attacks to meddle in either the French or U.S. elections.
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This is in addition to fake news campaigns to meddle with elections this past year in the U.S., U.K., France and Germany.
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The claim of partisanship would have implied that Obama was using contested intelligence to meddle in the election on Hillary Clinton's behalf.
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Late last month, Facebook deleted a number of fake accounts that bore signs of Russia's past efforts to meddle in foreign elections.
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During the formal meeting, Trump reportedly pressed Putin about Moscow's efforts to meddle in the 2016 election, which the Russian president denied.
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The issue that riles up all media outlets, it seems, is the suggestion that Brussels will meddle with good ol' British food.
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And Mattis said Russia "transferred money, and they're also conducting broader influence campaigns" to meddle in the Macedonian vote (The Associated Press).
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"We have been presented with no evidence that an American was colluding with the Russians to meddle in the elections," Ryan said.
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Now, it's trying to prevent the circumstances that allowed Russia-backed accounts to mount an influence campaign to meddle in U.S. elections.
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Maduro has retained a level of support by claiming that the U.S. is trying to depose him and meddle in Venezuela's affairs.
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Mook warned that if Russian interference is proved true, it sets a dangerous precedent for other nations to meddle in U.S. affairs.
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The meeting took place in the early days of the bureau's counterintelligence investigation into Russian efforts to meddle in the presidential election.
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The targeting was part of a broader effort by Moscow to meddle in the presidential election, according to the U.S. intelligence community.
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But Vatican City's situation in the heart of this country gives it a special incentive and invitation to meddle in Italian affairs.
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The president's comments are sure to reignite criticism that he is not doing enough to counter Moscow's attempts to meddle in elections.
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As journalists shouted questions asking if Trump would tell Russia not to meddle in U.S. elections, the president delivered a deadpan response.
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And in the run-up to the midterms, officials including Coats warned that Russia was again attempting to meddle in the election.
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The special counsel has also indicted more than two dozen Russians for using social media and hacking to meddle in the election.
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The news led some to raise new questions about whether the Trump campaign colluded with the Kremlin to meddle in the election.
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Facebook just removed dozens of fake accounts based in Russia and Iran that were spreading misinformation and trying to meddle in elections.
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U.S. officials have also warned that the Kremlin will likely try to meddle in the upcoming elections of other countries in Europe.
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As you're going to hear, I asked Susan about whether Russia had used YouTube to meddle in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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The other was that Comey was concerned former Attorney General Loretta Lynch tried to meddle in the FBI investigation of Hillary Clinton.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - The new owners of the largest independent news outlet in Hungary say they will not meddle in its editorial policies.
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Moscow has denied the allegations and the conclusions of U.S. intelligence agencies that it ran an operation to meddle in the election.
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Of the $120 million allocated since late 75 to counter foreign efforts to meddle in elections, the State Department has spent $0.
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What have you heard in the news or on social media about Russian attempts to meddle in elections in the United States?
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Part of it is pure Walter Mitty — we envy those who go incognito to steal secrets or meddle in affairs of state.
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"It's incredible that we might meddle in somebody's elections, including in Italy," Mr. Putin had told the leadership of Russian news agencies.
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In an effort to ease tension, Renault, which controls three seats on the Nissan board, agreed not to meddle in Nissan's governance.
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Clearly a diplomatic path is better than having the United States meddle in yet another country, an enterprise certain to fail miserably.
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Last month, the Justice Department announced it had uncovered another attempt by Russian state-backed actors to meddle in the midterm elections.
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"I am nonetheless reminding every soldier, airman, sailor and marine not to meddle or take part in partisan politics," General Galvez said.
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While there are no known cases yet of TikTok spreading propaganda to meddle in foreign elections, the national security risks are inherent.
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Tests of ballistic missiles — especially missiles that can carry nuclear warheads — are destabilizing, and Iran continues to meddle in its neighbors' affairs.
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So far, she said, the department has not seen evidence that Russia is trying to meddle in any particular races this year.
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It seems to involve Ukraine, which raises the possibility that Trump is continuing to use foreign governments to meddle in American elections.
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If a foreign government were to meddle in US elections, almost three-quarters say it would be a crisis or major problem.
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Trump signaled briefly last month that he believed the Russian president when he told him Moscow did not meddle in the election.
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Mike Rogers told members of Congress that Trump had not authorized him to disrupt Russian attempts to meddle in future US elections.
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Those related matters include a probe of whether members of the Trump presidential campaign colluded with Russians to meddle in the election.
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Congress questioned company representatives about how Russia used the social media platform to sow division and meddle in the 2016 presidential election.
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But we also can't meddle with or get in the way of it, and I think they're are responsibility in that sense.
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Now that deal is official, and the brothers say they're putting $650 million into the merged company but won't meddle with it.
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However it's yet more incontrovertible proof that foreign actors with ties to the Russian government attempted to meddle in the US presidential election.
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They were joined most prominently by Heritage Action and the Club for Growth, which has shown an eagerness to meddle in Republican primaries.
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But, Sunday night's KUWTK season 16 episode, "Heavy Meddle" proved North actually has some very healthy beauty role models hovering around her life.
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Duterte angrily reacted by asking Garcia-Sayan not to meddle in the country&aposs domestic affairs and told him "to go to hell."
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Modern smartphones take pains to "sandbox" apps, keeping them carefully segregated so that no mischievous program can meddle in another app's sensitive business.
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READ: Trump just hit Russian oligarchs with the most aggressive sanctions yet "He said he didn't meddle," Trump told reporters at the time.
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While perhaps they're considered more shadowy figures, social media became the IRA's most-used weapon to meddle in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell stressed his support for the European Union and warned Russians not to meddle again in a US election.
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Washington's attempts to meddle in China's legislative process, and to write China's trade rules, are an unacceptable interference into the country's internal affairs.
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It seems safe to assume Mr Barr, whose confirmation looked unstoppable as The Economist went to press, will not meddle with the investigation.
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But, intimidated by the RCMP's mythology and fearful of appearing to meddle in police work, Canadian governments have left the force largely alone.
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But relations have been damaged by accusations from American intelligence officials that Russia sought to meddle in the presidential election, something Moscow denies.
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An elected president is always going to be tempted to meddle in politics, no matter how much the Constitution formally limits his role.
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While the Mueller report cleared Trump of colluding with Russia it did not clear Moscow of trying to meddle in the 2016 vote.
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On Capitol Hill, lawmakers from both parties have moved to insulate special counsel Robert Mueller's probe should Trump try to meddle in it.
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Duterte has been highly sensitive to criticism, especially by foreigners, who he says have no right to meddle in the country&aposs affairs.
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But there is also a libertarian bent to the shaggy-haired Mr Cagney, who clearly believes that governments meddle too much in markets.
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However, he warned Russia would attempt to meddle in the 2018 and 2020 elections, and that threat raised a host of unresolved questions.
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In his press conference with President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki, Trump said he didn't see why Russia would meddle in the 2016 election.
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That his obsession with the idea that Mueller is out to get him -- and might even "MEDDLE" in the 2018 midterms -- is counterproductive.
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Rep. Gallego: I think Russians will continue to meddle especially "when they see the President's going to continue to give them cover" pic.twitter.
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"I never asked him to meddle in anything, and I never got the sense he was going to do that," Ruddy told me.
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Even worse was Mr. Trump's urging Russia to meddle in the presidential campaign by hacking the email of former Secretary of State Clinton.
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Earlier on Monday, President Joko Widodo promised his government would not meddle in monetary policy decision-making in response to a weakening rupiah.
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Mueller's probe did not establish a conspiracy between the Trump campaign and Moscow during Russia's 2016 efforts to meddle in the presidential election.
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Asked by a reporter if Trump would tell Putin not to meddle in the elections, he did just that—in a mocking fashion.
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Before Putin's re-election last year, the Russian government claimed that the US was trying to meddle in the election and undermine Putin.
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"We have agreed, Indonesia, Australia, to respect each other, to value each other and not meddle in each other's domestic affairs," Widodo said.
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Trump has long dismissed probes into possible ties between his campaign team and Russia amid Moscow's efforts to meddle in the 2016 election.
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Park has been rocked by allegations that Choi used her ties to the president to meddle in state affairs and wield improper influence.
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There's a social and emotional aspect to sports, and not everyone may welcome machines who meddle in areas that were so decisively human.
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The national security implications of foreign entities continuing to meddle in American elections are a clear and present danger to the United States.
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The absence of a strong "oil weapon" functioning as both carrot and stick would substantially reduce Russia's ability to meddle in European affairs.
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RT was singled out by U.S. intelligence communities for playing a key role in Russia's attempts to meddle in the 2016 presidential election.
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Notably, the charges are not being made by special counsel Robert Mueller, who is probing Russia's attempts to meddle in the 2016 election.
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Only when a reporter asked Mr. Trump if he would tell Mr. Putin not to meddle in American elections did the president comment.
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Yet we are deeply concerned that some outside powers may use the organization's remnants as an excuse to meddle in Syria's internal affairs.
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Trump also allegedly asked Coats and Rogers to deny that the Trump campaign had colluded with Russia to meddle in the 2016 election.
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Do your parents or a tutor ever meddle too much in your work so that the final product doesn't feel like your own?
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The point is that the government should not (and constitutionally cannot) meddle in the market and censor labels without a very compelling reason.
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At a news conference Tuesday, President Donald Trump vowed his administration will "counteract" any attempts to meddle in the upcoming 2018 midterm elections.
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With House committees examining Mr. Trump's recent invitations to foreign governments to meddle in our elections, impeachment is not only possible but probable.
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Congress and a Justice Department special counsel are investigating whether Mr. Trump's associates colluded with Russia to meddle in the 2016 presidential election.
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Reports that Russia used cyberattacks and disinformation to meddle in the American election have persuaded many that Moscow runs a sophisticated influence machine.
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Just as politicians are tempted to meddle with central banks, so the technocrats will take decisions that are the rightful domain of politicians.
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That reflects growing anxiety in Europe over what appear to be Russia's efforts to meddle in elections here and in the United States.
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But meddle with Hainanese chicken rice and you're asking for trouble with Singaporeans and Malaysians, where the meal has achieved national dish status.
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Incoming White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus last Sunday said he doesn't think Trump wants to "meddle" with Medicare or Social Security.
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"Russia continues to occupy Ukrainian territory and meddle in Ukrainian affairs," Obama told reporters during his final news conference at the White House.
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Russian foreign minister Sergey Lavrov claimed after the meeting that Trump "accepted" Putin's assertion that Russia did not meddle in the 2016 election.
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But it has also fractured the Taliban, spurring a number of high-level defections and opening opportunities for others, including Iran, to meddle.
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But the accusations leveled against Dr. Chau on Tuesday extend the reach of concern, suggesting that China's efforts to meddle span national borders.
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We cannot order Iran not to meddle in other countries at the same time that we and Sunni Arab nations are doing so.
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"Nobody is going to meddle with their oil and gas fields," said Sadad Ibrahim Al-Husseini, former executive vice president of Saudi Aramco.
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That same day, the Obama administration took the unprecedented step of accusing Russia of deploying its hackers to meddle with the U.S. election.
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Trump told reporters on Saturday that he believes Russian President Vladimir Putin "means it" when he says he didn't meddle in the election.
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During that news conference, he acknowledged that top intelligence officials had told him that Russia took steps to meddle in the 2016 race.
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The revelation has spurred concerns that Russia or other nations would look to meddle in future votes, including the upcoming 2018 midterm elections.
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Republicans say the panel has thoroughly examined Moscow's efforts to meddle in the 85033 election and they are ready to conclude the probe.
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He also asked Zelensky to look into a bogus conspiracy theory suggesting Ukraine colluded with the Democrats to meddle in the 2016 race.
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He later amended that statement, asserting that he meant to say he didn't see any reason why Russia "wouldn't" meddle in the election.
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Sergei Ryabkov called the intended sanctions, expected as early as February, "another attempt" by the U.S. to meddle in Russian politics, Reuters reported.
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In September 2018, Trump signed an executive order warning countries they would face sanctions if they tried to meddle in any US election.
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Can the President now say definitively and without equivocation that Russia sought to meddle in the 2016 election in hopes of electing him?
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You have two indignant anti-Trump former bureaucrats chastising the president, all while they knew about Russia&aposs attempts to meddle in our elections.
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U.S. officials have told NBC News that the FBI and CIA agree that Russia tried to meddle in the election to help Trump win.
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Zuckerberg said on Thursday the changes would help address concerns that governments including Russia are using Facebook ads to meddle in other countries' elections.
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Trump also mocked those who think he should defend US democracy by joking with Putin that he should not "meddle" in the 2020 election.
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Last November UK prime minister Theresa May publicly accused Russia of seeking to meddle in elections by weaponizing information and spreading fake news online.
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There are some major production oversightsThe producers meddle in so much of the drama, but they also seem to step back in curious moments.
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It seemed like a pipe dream, really; you assume people with his discography probably don't meddle too much with bands that aren't already established.
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Visiting Asia in November 2017, Mr Trump noted to reporters that Mr Putin had assured him that Russia did not meddle in the election.
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Mueller found that Russia did meddle in the election but that the Trump campaign did not illegally conspire with Russia to influence the vote.
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Germany and European allies accuse Washington of using its Countering America's Adversaries Through Sanctions Act (CAATSA) to meddle in their foreign and energy policies.
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They kept their projects to themselves until one morning, a little hungover, Kakacek sat down to meddle with the tape machine he'd just bought.
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It found Russia actors did attempt to meddle in the 241 presidential election, but did not find the Trump campaign conspired with these actors.
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Park's presidency has been rocked by allegations that a friend of hers used her ties to meddle in state affairs and wield improper influence.
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Indeed, Trump will learn an important lesson about the Middle East: Great powers meddle in the affairs of small tribes at their own risk.
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Litigation investors aren't supposed to meddle in the case or dictate litigation strategy, according to a 1996 ruling from the state's intermediate appeals court.
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Dodik, the president of Bosnia's autonomous Serb Republic, has been accusing Britain of sending intelligence specialists to Bosnia to meddle in the election campaign.
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You can believe that Russia attempted to meddle in the election to benefit Trump AND that he won and is the duly elected President.
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The Russian leader said foreign powers had tried to meddle in Russian politics many times in recent years however, including through non-governmental organizations.
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"I was sent there by the Clinton administration to meddle in their elections," he said, flippantly using language that alludes to the current controversy.
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Pence, in an interview with CBS News, said "of course" no one from the campaign met with Russians trying to meddle in the election.
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Any program that gives more economic security to a broad, politically powerful group will be dangerous to meddle with, even in these polarized times.
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"I try to make it a rule not to meddle in other people's politics," Obama said, before reeling off a warm tribute of Merkel.
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Flynn has emerged as a central figure in the special counsel and congressional investigations into Russia's efforts to meddle in the 2016 presidential election.
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Further, the BRI gives the Chinese a wedge to meddle in the foreign policy, internal politics and security affairs of nations in the region.
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The newspaper reported that during one interaction, the source asked Papadopoulos if he knew anything about Russian efforts to meddle in the presidential election.
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But that reputation has come under scrutiny recently because of the ongoing special counsel investigation into Russia's efforts to meddle in the 2016 election.
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More important, even if it were possible to meddle benignly, the case for focusing a pay policy only on the corner office is weak.
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That's what I teach my daughter: that she has the right to choose and that society can't judge her or meddle in her decision.
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Russia has repeatedly denied that it attempted to meddle in the 2016 US election, and Trump has wavered on the US intelligence community's conclusions.
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Trump later sought to reverse course, saying he misspoke when he said that he saw no reason why Russia would meddle in U.S. elections.
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U.S. intelligence officials have repeatedly warned that Russia will attempt to meddle in the 2018 contests after doing so during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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Iran's proxy, Hezbollah, met with Hamas on Thursday, hinting it is ready to meddle more heavily than it has recently in Israeli-Palestinian politics.
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Sorey said she was concerned the box, which was labeled "provisional ballots," might have contained uncounted ballots and decided not to meddle with it.
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US intelligence agencies have concluded that Russia, at Putin's direction, attempted to meddle in last year's presidential election with the goal of helping Trump.
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"I believe that President Putin really feels, and he feels strongly, that he did not meddle in our election," Trump said at the time.
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"It's clear to me that the NRA isn't going to stop trying to meddle in making this a safer state," Lujan Grisham said Friday.
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It also makes our country vulnerable to those who seek to meddle in our elections and susceptible to anyone seeking to restrict voting rights.
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The bot study comes out amid concerns Russia will attempt to meddle in the 2018 midterm elections with similar disinformation campaigns on social media.
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Last Monday, Trump shocked the world by siding with Russian President Vladimir Putin, who said that Moscow didn't meddle in the 2016 presidential election.
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US intelligence agencies have previously concluded that Russia tried to meddle in the 2016 presidential election in an effort to help Trump get elected.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - Election campaigning in Taiwan was hit at the weekend by new allegations that Beijing had tried to meddle in the island's politics.
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Election meddling Russian trolls are back and ready to meddle in this year's presidential election, but this time they're coming from an unexpected source.
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Liberals won't like my call to meddle in Central American politics and sic ICE on every asylum seeker who lost after a fair hearing.
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" As Mr. Putin smiled and tittered, Mr. Trump pointed at another Russian official in a playful way and repeated, "Don't meddle in the election.
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And security officials, like former Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats, have warned hostile foreign actors will try to meddle in the 2020 election.
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"The White House is never supposed to meddle in this kind of thing," said Matthew Miller, a Justice Department spokesman under President Barack Obama.
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Did the Trump team, with the help of a data firm it hired, coordinate with the Russians to meddle in the election in 2016?
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" When asked if bad actors are currently trying to use Facebook to meddle in the US midterm elections, Zuckerberg said, "I'm sure someone's trying.
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Mr. Trump voiced only faint concern about what United States intelligence officials said was a campaign by Mr. Putin to meddle in American democracy.
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On Wednesday, Trump followed up by railing against what he characterized as past botched attempts by the U.S. to meddle in the Middle East.
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"Let's be very clear, just so everybody knows: Russia did meddle with our elections," said House Speaker Paul Ryan, another steady Trump political ally.
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" But Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said after the meeting that Trump "accepted" Putin's assertion that Russia didn't meddle in the U.S. election. "U.
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It took a whistleblower complaint that Trump was trying to get Ukraine's help to meddle with the 203 election for this all to happen.
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Mueller's investigation is focusing on Russian efforts to meddle in the 2016 election, as well as possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Moscow.
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Federal investigators are currently probing Russian efforts to meddle in the 2016 election, as well as possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Moscow.
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A senior Taiwan official familiar with security planning said the Chinese navy patrol was the latest bid by Beijing to meddle in Taiwan's election.
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More like on special counsel Bob Mueller's investigation into Russia's attempts to meddle in the 2016 election and potential collusion with the Trump campaign.
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And foreigners who want to meddle with a country's elections will look to hire people locally, through bribery or trickery, to do their bidding.
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Russia did not meddle, does not have the habit of meddling in the internal affairs of other countries, and is not doing so now.
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Everyone needs to step up their game to push back on these egregious attempts to meddle in our elections and undermine our democratic processes.
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"What is true is that the Russians intended to meddle and they meddled," Obama told ABC News' George Stephanopoulos in an interview that aired Friday.
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Fueling both anti-Americanism and illiberalism and most damning of all, it managed to meddle almost unopposed in U.S. politics, all on Obama&aposs watch.
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Trump and Putin spoke for an hour last week and the US President did not warn his Russian counterpart not to meddle in US elections.
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AT&T has now owned CNN for almost a year, and CEO Randall Stephenson has renewed his pledge not to meddle at the news network.
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Law enforcement has warned that Russia's efforts to meddle in American elections are likely to be stepped up in 2020, when Trump next faces voters.
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As literally everyone should know by now, if you meddle in Teigen's personal life, she will make it her mission to tear your shit apart.
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The US government says that so far in 2018, Russia's attempts to meddle in US elections have been limited to social media and disinformation campaigns.
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I can't help but want to "meddle" and talk to the friend's parents, but I want to respect my daughter's wish to leave it alone.
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Mr Trump, echoed by apologists in Congress, has repeatedly scorned the idea that Russia—if it did meddle in American politics—tried to help him.
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Mueller found that Russia did meddle in the election but found no evidence that the Trump campaign illegally conspired with it to influence the vote.
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In the United States, lawmakers have criticized Facebook for failing to prevent Russian operatives from using its platform to meddle in the 2016 U.S. elections.
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The committee is investigating President Donald Trump's associates' ties to Russia and whether Trump's team colluded with the Kremlin to meddle in the 2016 election.
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The communications are likely to be scrutinized as part of the Senate Intelligence Committee's investigation into Russia's efforts to meddle in the 2016 presidential election.
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That represents a significant ramping up of the Justice Department investigation into Flynn and the broader attempts by Russia to meddle in the 2016 election.
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Though he did not overtly meddle and rarely made public political statements, he was seen as a key player in behind-the-scene decision making.
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But if we want to explore and meddle with the universe outside our own planet, we'll need an infrastructure for doing so, according to Bezos.
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Bolton himself denied that there's a disconnect between the president and his staff regarding whether Russia interfered in the 2016 election and continues to meddle.
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Mueller told the Journal that Mueller's probe has already revealed wide-ranging efforts by Russia to sow discord and meddle in the 2016 presidential election.
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On several occasions, the Speaker pointed out that there is sufficient evidence Russia did try to meddle with the 2016 presidential election to aid Trump.
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Mueller's investigation into Russian efforts to meddle in the election have focused on a number of other events in the spring and summer of 85033.
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Trump has faced pressure from lawmakers to bring up Russian efforts to meddle in the 2016 election when he sits down with Putin on Monday.
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Trump, standing next to Putin on Monday, said that there was no reason why Russia "would" be behind efforts to meddle in the 2016 election.
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The letter was sent 11 days before the presidential election, and it set off fierce criticism of Mr. Comey for appearing to meddle in politics.
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But opinions are largely split among partisan lines, with only about 28503 percent of Republicans saying they think Trump tried to meddle in the probe.
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Park has faced intense pressure to resign amid a scandal involving a friend who is accused of using her ties to meddle in state affairs.
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Executives from Twitter, Facebook and Google testified before Congress this week on how foreign nationals used the social media platforms to meddle in the election.
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Mueller is overseeing an investigation into attempts by the Russian government to meddle in the 2016 election and potential collusion with Donald Trump's presidential campaign.
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That's not the same thing as saying that he believes that Russia didn't attempt to meddle in the election but it's pretty damn close. 225.
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He later walked back those remarks, insisting that he misspoke when he said that he saw no reason why Russia would meddle in U.S. affairs.
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Recent surveys show that majorities of Republicans refute the finding of American intelligence that Russia did meddle in the 2016 election to defeat Hillary Clinton.
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But this is the first time that a presidential candidate has openly asked a foreign power to meddle in the democratic process to his benefit.
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But opinions are largely split among partisan lines, with only about 25 percent of Republicans saying they think Trump tried to meddle in the probe.
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Trump tweeted about the event hours after he told reporters that he believed Putin when he said that Russia didn't meddle in the 2016 election.
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After the briefing, Nielsen made the case that other state actors — including Iran and China, along with Russia — will try to meddle again in 2018.
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"Don't meddle in the election, please,"he said, smirking, when the two met on the sidelines of a G-20 meeting in Japan in June.
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The U.S. has been rocked over the last two years by claims that the Russian government directly attempted to meddle in the 2016 presidential election.
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And Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, said earlier this year that he has "every expectation" Russia will "continue to try and [meddle]" in the midterms.
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U.S. intelligence agencies concluded a long time ago (and the bipartisan Senate Intelligence Committee agreed) that Russia tried to meddle in the 2016 U.S. elections.
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Seeking better Russian relations Trump has sought better relations with Russia, even as US investigations probe Moscow's attempts to meddle in the 2016 presidential election.
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There are also concerns that Russia will meddle with voting systems or leak other stolen materials — or fake ones — to try to influence the election.
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And Russia continues to freely meddle in European politics, most recently trying to block the accession of Macedonia to both NATO and the European Union.
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Prosecutorial and investigation decisions reside at DOJ, and under modern norms the president and White House counsel are not supposed to meddle in particular cases.
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In recent weeks, for example, Facebook (FB) has announced a civil rights task force that it says will fight efforts to meddle in the census.
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Global health Twitter accounts that were used to meddle in the 2016 presidential election also sent both pro- and anti-vaccine messages and insulted parents.
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If Congress is serious about addressing the election meddling experienced in 2016, it will get serious about foreign actors, not meddle with our free speech.
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"I'm sure someone's trying," he responded when asked by Segall whether bad actors were at work seeking to meddle in elections at this very moment.
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And, Russia continues to occupy Ukrainian territory and meddle in Ukrainian affairs and support military surrogates who have violated basic international laws and international norms.
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Hill made an impassioned appeal to bipartisanship, urging Americans to come together in 2020 to prevent another divisive effort to meddle in a U.S. election.
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The president has previously argued that Russia's attempts to meddle in the U.S. election is an excuse Democrats use for their loss in the election.
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Moscow's targeting of state systems, including breaching voter registration databases in Arizona and Illinois, was part of a broader effort to meddle in the election.
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CNN reported that other top administration officials have also tried to emphasize the importance of a foreign nation attempting to meddle in the U.S. elections.
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President Trump's personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, emphatically denied any involvement with Russian attempts to meddle in the 2016 election in a public statement on Tuesday.
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Perhaps President Putin actually told President Trump that he did not meddle in last year's election even though the overwhelming weight of evidence demonstrates intervention.
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She said there's a need to provide states and localities with funding and training to help them identify and rebuff efforts to meddle in elections.
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President-elect Trump has dismissed as a "conspiracy theory" the CIA-backed allegation that Moscow sought to meddle for his benefit in last month's election.
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U.S. officials say that Russian hackers targeted election-related systems in 21 states as part of a broader effort to meddle in the 85033 election.
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U.S. officials say that Russian hackers targeted election-related systems in 21 states as part of a broader effort to meddle in the 2016 election.
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It continues with [Attorney General] Jeff Sessions doing Trump's bidding by heeding his calls to meddle with a department that is supposed to function independently.
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And he was wrong in suggesting that the Times reporters who chronicled his attempts to meddle in investigations had failed to reach out for comment.
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Intelligence experts say Russians, emboldened by the havoc they caused in 2016, will be back again to meddle in the 2018 and 2020 American elections.
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Barr's four-page summary said Mueller did not find evidence that the Trump campaign conspired with the Russian government to meddle during the 2016 election.
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Beijing added to existing tensions over the weekend by warning the United States not to meddle in security disputes over Taiwan and the South China Sea.
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Our allies are likely too mature (and concerned with precedent) to express their views on 2020 candidates, but they expect Trump to meddle in their affairs.
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But that won't stop Edward (who now goes by the Duke of Windsor, or David) from turning up to meddle with his late brother's funeral arrangements.
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Mueller is investigating Russian efforts to meddle in the 2016 election as well as whether there was any collusion between the Trump campaign and the Kremlin.
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On Friday, Trump lightheartedly told Putin, "Don't meddle in the election" when asked by a reporter if the topic would come up during their bilateral meeting.
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Yenta is a stereotype, of course — the kind of busybody who knows all the gossip first and needs to meddle in everything— but she's our stereotype.
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Senior intelligence officials in the Trump administration have continued to warn that they expect Russia to try to meddle in the upcoming 2018 U.S. midterm elections.
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The emails show that Culverhouse intended to meddle into student admissions, faculty hiring and even the employment status of the law school dean, the university said.
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"I'm going to let the voters cast their ballots, and not, you know, not try to meddle in the few primaries that are remaining," he said.
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However important those lessons may be, Mr Trump is likely to draw others, notably that there is plenty of precedent for presidents to meddle with business.
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But ahead of those official opening salvos, it looks like Beijing may have already begun to quietly meddle with the way US businesses operate in China.
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That money has been used to intervene in mosque-building projects, meddle in how Islam is taught in US schools, influence policymakers, and smear Muslim organizers.
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The fact Tia felt the need to meddle in your relationship with anothee woman should have been a red flag that she is insecure and immature.
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U.S. intelligence agencies and even Trump administration officials maintain that Russia did, in fact, meddle in the 2016 presidential elections, with a clear preference for Trump.
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The attorney general, the homeland security secretary, and others then have their own 45 days to determine if that evidence clearly shows an attempt to meddle.
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Supporters of the move said it was introduced to protect parents' right to discipline their children and reduce the state's ability to meddle in family life.
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Fifty-one percent of voters overall don't believe members of the Trump team coordinated with Russian intelligence to meddle in the outcome of the 2628 election.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer on Monday knocked down calls for a special prosecutor to investigate Russia's attempts to meddle in the U.S. presidential election.
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The Obama administration is reportedly finalizing a package of sanctions and diplomatic censure to punish Russia for its attempts to meddle in the 2016 U.S. election.
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That included Russian President Vladimir Putin, who told reporters that Trump appeared to accept his assertion that Russia did not meddle in the US presidential contest.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has said Russia did not meddle in the 2016 election, though Moscow is widely suspected to have interfered in other Western elections.
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The FBI director also confirmed the bureau is probing Russian attempts to meddle in the 2016 race, including any ties between Moscow and Trump campaign officials.
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Park's presidency has been rocked by allegations that a close friend used her ties to the leader to meddle in state affairs and wield improper influence.
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More important, they found that the newly created material is not toxic at the concentrations that were needed to meddle with the surface charges on viruses.
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Last month, Facebook and other major online platforms cracked down on alleged Iranian and Russian operations that used fake accounts to meddle in other countries' elections.
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Navarro last week gave a speech at a Washington think tank in which he warned that "Wall Street" was trying to meddle with Trump's China crackdown.
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The report Winner leaked to The Intercept detailed Russian attempts to infiltrate state election systems as part of its efforts to meddle in the presidential election.
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Because they run on proprietary software, and because they are connected to the internet, their corporate creators can always reach across cyberspace and meddle with them.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump alleged Tuesday — without providing any evidence — that special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation will meddle in the midterm elections to benefit Democrats.
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At a U.N. Security Council meeting on Wednesday, U.S. President Donald Trump escalated tensions with Beijing by accusing it of seeking to meddle in the Nov.
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Dating app executives took the opportunity to chide Facebook for its tattered history of data privacy practices and for allowing Russia to meddle in US elections.
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Trump has been reluctant to accept the intelligence community's findings, though his administration says he accepts that Russia did make attempts to meddle in the election.
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Democrats are pointing to the meeting as proof that Trump's campaign sought to collude with Moscow amid its efforts to meddle in last year's presidential election.
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A bipartisan group of US Senators has reportedly called for 'sweeping action' to prevent social media sites being used to meddle in the upcoming presidential elections.
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Researchers reviewed almost 220006,2202 accounts and 2628 million tweets that Twitter released last year amid scrutiny of Moscow's efforts to meddle in the 28500 presidential race.
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His indictments have already told a story of Russia's efforts to meddle in the election and reach out to associates and members of the Trump campaign.
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Trump's incoming chief of staff, Reince Priebus, doubled down on that position over the weekend, insisting that his boss wouldn't "meddle" with Medicare or Social Security.
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The Senate panel has been probing Russia's efforts to meddle in the 2628 election, including alleged attempts at mounting an influence campaign using social media. Sen.
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Lankford's comments come as both the FBI special counsel and multiple congressional committees conduct probes into Russia's attempts to meddle in the 2016 United States election.
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U.S.-Russian relations have been strained in recent months, with federal and congressional investigators still probing Russian efforts to meddle in the 2016 U.S. presidential elections.
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Congress allocated $120 million in 2016 to the Global Engagement Center in the State Department to fight foreign efforts to influence or meddle in democratic elections.
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Over the past two decades, cyber breaches have become a growing reality — and many Americans have become fearful that foreign adversaries will meddle in US elections.
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Trump then jokingly told Putin: "Don't meddle in our election, please," repeating the same words seconds later, this time with the addition of a wagging finger.
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Notably, Paul's invitation comes just days after Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats said that Russian efforts to meddle in U.S. elections remain an ongoing threat.
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If both parties are willing to meddle with the marketplace in order to help one sector, why not do the same for jobs that currently exist?
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Mr. Trump has changed his position repeatedly on his views of Russian interference in American democratic institutions, despite intelligence agencies consistently saying Moscow continues to meddle.
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Medical interventions were at times stymied by wariness of strange foreigners who dropped in, started taking people away, and tried to meddle in local cultural practices.
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The perils of presidential involvement were obvious to some, and conservative allies of Mr. Trump, including Mr. Bannon, had counseled him not to meddle in Alabama.
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Days later, at the United Nations, Mr. Trump used the paper to accuse China of "trying to meddle in our elections" — a charge Beijing vehemently denied.
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Yet Friedman ignored the great harms that CEOs cause when they abuse their company's market power or meddle in politics through corporate lobbying and campaign funding.
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The Facebook, Google and Twitter archives should make it more difficult for foreign groups to use online ads to meddle in elections in the United States.
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Senior US intelligence official Shelby Pierson briefed the House Intelligence Committee on Russia's preference toward Trump and their plans to meddle in future elections last week.
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On Friday, the Washington Post revealed that Russia has also attempted to meddle in the Sanders campaign, and that Sanders, lawmakers, and President Trump were informed.
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Man of Medan, a nautical thriller following the horror experienced by a group of curious divers who meddle with a ghostly wreckage site. Yes. Please. More.
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"Not a single Republican member of this committee said Russia did not meddle in the 2016 elections," Representative Elise Stefanik, Republican of New York, said Thursday.
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Taiwan has accused China of trying to meddle in its upcoming presidential votes in January as Tsai is seeking re-election - an accusation which China denies.
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Pence went on to acknowledge that Russia did attempt to meddle in the election and said that the administration is taking steps to counter the threat.
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Asked if he believed Russia or the U.S. intelligence community, Trump said he has "confidence in both parties " and suggested Russia had no reason to meddle.
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Pallone also cited the growing controversy around the Russian government's use of social media sites as part of its alleged campaign to meddle in U.S. politics.
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A Justice Department special counsel and several congressional committees for the last several months have been investigating Russian attempts to meddle in the 2016 presidential election.
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At the same time, Trump has faced scrutiny for failing to bring up Russia's efforts to meddle in U.S. elections during the phone call with Putin.
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Rather than meddle with this foundational law that has been essential to digital innovation and freedom of expression, law enforcement should focus on the underlying criminals.
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President Trump late Friday appeared to acknowledge Russia's efforts to meddle in the 2016 presidential election while seizing on a new report to criticize his predecessor.
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"I believe that he feels that he and Russia did not meddle in the election," Trump said during a news conference in Vietnam, referring to Putin.
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Trump's Russia policy is still taking shape, a process made awkward by investigations into intelligence findings that Russia tried to meddle in the 2016 U.S. presidential race.
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"We urge certain people in the US to respect basic facts, discard arrogance and prejudice, stop playing dirty tricks that meddle in Hong Kong affairs," he said.
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The New York Times reports that the Obama administration sought to ensure information about Russian efforts to meddle in the election were preserved after Obama left office.
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Obama, who has had plenty on his own political plate, hasn't developed a sudden urge to meddle in Britain's politics or an altruistic concern for its people.
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In 2016 the Clinton campaign, backed by American spy chiefs, accused Russia of trying to meddle in the presidential election by stealing e-mails from leading Democrats.
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Separately, Rouhani on Wednesday warned the Revolutionary Guards Corps, Iran's most powerful military force, and the Basij militia that it commands not to meddle in the election.
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Reflexive fear of India prompts Pakistan's generals to meddle in Afghanistan, which they see as a strategic backyard where no foreign power can be allowed to linger.
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Russia's surreptitious campaign to meddle in the US election reached 23 million people through posts on the social network, according to prepared testimony obtained by The Verge.
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I THINK ON A PERSONAL LEVEL, I DON'T THINK I WAS AS EMOTIONALLY PREPARED TO LEAVE THE COMPANY AND NOT MEDDLE AT THAT TIME IN MY LIFE.
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Mr Peters, who wants to ban foreign investment and give politicians free rein to meddle at the central bank, says he will not rush into "premature" decisions.
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Republican lawmakers have pushed back against President Donald Trump's deference in Helsinki to Russian leader Vladimir Putin's assurances that Russia did not meddle in the 216 election.
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"The central government will not meddle or intervene but they will of course want to understand our policies and from what angle we are considering," Wong said.
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Courtesy Getty Images Courtesy Getty Images Russians, both individuals or crime syndicates, or geopolitically motivated state-sponsored institutions, meddle with and hack U.S. computers and systems constantly.
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Having to hack the algorithms of only a few platforms makes it easier for Russian trolls and their Western counterparts to meddle in elections by spreading misinformation.
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The Obama administration in early October publicly attributed recent political hacking incidents to the Russian government, accusing it of trying to meddle with the U.S. election process.
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ET. Here's the thing: The debate over whether or not Russia engaged in a coordinated and widespread effort to meddle in the 2016 election isn't a debate.
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The poll found 28503 percent believe Russia did not interfere in the election, and just 22019 percent believe it did meddle but not to help Trump win.
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Trump has faced mounting controversies in recent weeks surrounding his decision to fire Comey amid an FBI investigation into Russian efforts to meddle in the 2016 election.
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Park is resisting calls to step down amid an ongoing political crisis in which she is alleged to have let an old friend meddle in state affairs.
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What's new is that the indictment affirms that the group launched in 2013 and that efforts to meddle in the election date as far back as 2014.
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Recent reports said Comey is expected to testify that he believes Trump was trying to meddle in the FBI's investigation of Russian interference in the presidential election.
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WikiLeaks has denied any ties to Russia or its efforts to meddle in the 2016 election and Stone has denied any advance knowledge of WikiLeaks' document dumps.
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Instead, as one of the key planks in their economic agenda, they have called for a politically motivated, populist attempt to to further meddle in the economy.
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Stone has denied any advance knowledge of WikiLeaks' document dumps and WikiLeaks has denied any ties to Russia or its efforts to meddle in the 2016 election.
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Trump claimed that he misspoke, saying that he meant to indicate that he had no reason to believe that Russia did not meddle in the 2016 election.
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"The league is pro-business — he's one of the best players," Durant said, suggesting the league was not going to meddle too much in its marquee series.
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Facebook and Russia Looks like the Russians got a lot of bang for their buck when they bought political ads on Facebook to meddle in America's elections.
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The U.S. intelligence community concluded in a report released last year that Russia did, in fact, meddle in the presidential election and sought to help Trump's campaign.
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Warner has previously said the ads are the "tip of the iceberg" when it comes to Russia's use of social media to meddle in the US election.
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Former L Brands executives recently told The Wall Street Journal that Epstein tried to meddle in Victoria's Secret business, offering input on which women should be models.
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"We know that the Russians were relentless in their efforts to meddle in the 2016 elections, and that those efforts are ongoing," Collins said in a statement.
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Analysts have long said that hacking between countries is likely to expand, as the method gives states a low-risk method to meddle in one another's affairs.
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In February, Mueller's team levied indictments against 13 Russian individuals and three Russian entities it alleged were involved in various efforts to meddle in the U.S. election.
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Trump's move comes amid ongoing probes by special counsel Robert Mueller and the House and Senate Intelligence committees into Russia's attempts to meddle in the 2016 election.
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Despite a rare public statement from U.S. intelligence agencies saying that Russia has been involved in a campaign to meddle with the election, Trump has pleaded ignorance.
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Bloomberg reported earlier Wednesday that special counsel Robert Mueller has focused increasingly on Russia's use of social media to sway public opinion and meddle in the election.
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The dossier, compiled by former British intelligence agent Christopher Steele, detailed efforts by Russia to coordinate with the Trump campaign to meddle in the 2016 presidential election.
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Trump has scaled up his attacks of the Mueller investigation in recent days, including suggesting on Tuesday that Mueller's team would meddle in the midterm congressional elections.
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The protesters charge that a new justice minister, who was appointed when her predecessor resigned the day after police finished their investigation, might meddle in the case.
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The U.S. intelligence community concluded in a report made public in January that Russia sought to meddle in the election and sway the contest in Trump's favor.
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You can explain this as one of two things: a grim coincidence, or a warning from the football gods not to meddle in the composition of clubs.
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President Trump threw the U.S. under the bus by publicly taking Vladimir Putin's word that Russia didn't meddle in the 2016 election ... so says Massachusetts' U.S. senator.
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I wanted to find some older men—with more sexual experience than my male peers—and I didn't want any of my friends to meddle in that.
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Moscow (CNN)A woman who claimed to have insider knowledge of Moscow's attempts to meddle in the US elections has been detained in Russia, state media reported.
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China would meddle with Mr. Duterte's ties to the United States by extending generous economic inducements and offering a deal on the South China Sea, he said.
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In Putin's manner of thinking, the West did nothing but meddle in Russia's affairs in the '90s when Russia was weak, and this is payback for that.
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That software presented the attackers, whoever they were, with a chance to meddle with the preliminary results or, worse, to announce a false winner, at least temporarily.
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They mean that top political appointees will get a heads-up at every step of the inquiry — and an opportunity to meddle with the special counsel's work.
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Adolescence In the wake of the college bribery scandal, critiques of parents who meddle too much can leave us questioning our everyday instincts to help our children.
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Politicians and lawmakers have obsessively focused on Russia's use of Facebook to meddle in the U.S. and other western elections, but the threat isn't unique to Moscow.
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Those sanctions are in response to Russia's suspected attempts to meddle in last year's U.S. presidential election through a disinformation campaign and cyberattacks on Democratic Party officials.
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Mr. Mueller, the special counsel, is investigating Mr. Flynn along with the broad question of whether the Trump campaign helped Russian operatives meddle in the presidential election.
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Mr. Bloomberg took the approach most designed to irritate, invoking the recent reports that Russia has been trying to meddle in the election to aid Mr. Sanders.
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Earlier in the news conference, Trump had declined to say whether he believes US intelligence assessments that Russia is attempting to meddle in the 2020 presidential election.
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Wednesday: U.S. intelligence officials say that Russia is trying to meddle in the 2020 election by supporting two very different candidates: President Trump and Senator Bernie Sanders.
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Mueller is conducting the criminal investigation into Russia's efforts to meddle in the 2016 presidential election, as well as possible collusion between associates of Trump and Russia.
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"I believe that he feels that he and Russia did not meddle in the election," Trump said of Putin last fall during a summit meeting in Vietnam.
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That request is at the center of the president's ongoing impeachment proceedings, and has made Burisma a tempting target for anyone seeking to meddle in US politics.
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The committee Republicans said Russians did meddle in the elections to sow chaos, but they disagreed with the intelligence community's assessment that they sought to help Trump.
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Russia has also repeatedly denied any wrongdoing, which goes against the findings of the U.S. intelligence community that the Kremlin did attempt to meddle in the election.
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According to The Wall Street Journal, the paper is one the billionaire long coveted; some feared, at the time, that he would meddle in its editorial affairs.
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The official said Pompeo did not meet with the head of the GRU, the Russian military intelligence agency behind efforts to meddle in the 2016 US election.
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The Senate panel has been probing Russia's efforts to meddle in the 2016 presidential campaign, including alleged attempts at mounting an influence campaign using social media. Sen.
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The Senate panel has been probing Russia's efforts to meddle in the 2202 presidential campaign, including alleged attempts at mounting an influence campaign using social media. Sen.
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The Senate should pass measures that impose the harshest possible consequences on Russia or any other foreign government that attempts to meddle in elections via social media.
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"That would be obstruction of justice and the only reason he would be doing that is to try to meddle with special counsel Robert Mueller," Lieu said.
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Whereas Kim Jong Un threatens nuclear retaliation if attacked, Putin threatens nuclear annihilation if his enemies meddle with his regime, and he decides what, how and when.
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This, despite the fact that our intelligence agencies and biggest internet companies have confirmed multiple times that Russia interfered in our 2016 election and continues to meddle.
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The Justice Department just appointed Robert Mueller to serve as a special prosecutor overseeing the investigation into Russia's suspected attempts to meddle in last year's presidential election.
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Comey is also expected to soon testify publicly about his firing and his investigation into whether Team Trump colluded with Russia to meddle in the 2016 election.
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U.S. authorities have designated Kremlin-funded broadcaster RT as a "foreign agent," after intelligence officials alleged it tried to meddle in the U.S. presidential election last year.
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For example, the US intelligence community assessed in January 2017 that Russia did meddle in the election, and did so to help Trump win the White House.
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Women, people of colour, and sexual minorities as outsiders trying to meddle with or impose some nefarious "agenda" on geek culture owes something to this rhetorical tradition.
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But Bolton suggested Tuesday that the Russian effort to interfere in elections pales in comparison to an alleged ongoing effort by China to meddle in U.S. domestic affairs.
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Congress can meddle in a President's executive authority by restricting funding for a certain program or writing a law that explicitly prevents an executive order from taking effect.
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They could perhaps again meddle more forcibly in the South Caucasus, but beyond that they are hemmed in by NATO to the west and China to the east.
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"The work NOAA does is too important to public safety and the economy to allow ideologues like him to meddle with the agency and its scientists," said Rep.
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Sessions recused himself from the investigation into Russia's efforts to meddle in the 2016 election after he failed to disclose his contacts with Kislyak during his confirmation hearing.
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Its failure to send a senior executive to a congressional hearing, over Russian use of tech platforms to meddle in the presidential election in 2016, was tone-deaf.
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"Those loopholes that still exist in the legal system that allow organizations not entitled to do so ... to meddle in political decision-making should be closed," Kovacs said.
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MULTINATIONAL COMPANIES in Hong Kong operated under the convenient illusion, nurtured by China's Communist Party, that the mainland would not meddle (too much) in the territory's business affairs.
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In that short time they managed to stall the workings of government, inspire a riot and provoke the Communist Party in Beijing to meddle with the territory's judiciary.
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"I'm going to tell you a secret," Russian President Vladimir Putin said Wednesday, asked at an energy conference if he would meddle in the US election in 2020.
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U.S. intelligence agencies concluded in January 2017 that Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered an effort to meddle in the U.S. election campaign, included seeking to help Trump win.
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Prayut told CNN last year that "our country must be fully democratic," and denied that he was trying to delay or meddle in the return to civilian rule.
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Samuel Alito also sneered, suggesting that a single paper by a "young researcher" hardly provides an adequate basis for the justices to meddle in elections across the country.
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Allowing a few wise men and women to meddle with the money supply, governed by their own discretion, is more trouble than it is worth, these economists argue.
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Giving central banks more regulatory responsibility, as many countries did after the crisis, might therefore help (though it might also encourage politicians to meddle more with central banks).
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Johnson, alongside former National Intelligence Director James Clapper, issued the Obama administration's October statement affirming the intelligence community's assessment that Russia tried to meddle in the U.S. election.
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Intelligence officials believe the subsequent release of those stolen emails through WikiLeaks and other outlets was an attempt by the Russian government to meddle in the U.S. election.
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Washington (CNN)The California fake ID salesman who unknowingly helped Russian trolls meddle in the 2016 election has been released after a six-month stint in federal prison.
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China refuses to accept the authority of the pope, whom it sees as the head of a foreign state that has no right to meddle in China's affairs.
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SACS and other accreditors invoke this proviso as they meddle in governance and local control at a level never envisioned by Congress as preconditions for Title IV funding.
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Comey had been leading the bureau's investigation into Russia's attempts to meddle in the U.S. presidential election and any potential ties between Trump campaign staff members and Russia.
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And, most importantly, continuing to reject the conclusions of the FBI and the CIA that Russia was the prime mover in attempting to meddle in the 2016 election.
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" December 18, 2016 Top aide Kellyanne Conway answered "absolutely not" when asked by CBS' John Dickerson if there was contact with "Russians trying to meddle with the election.
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The news that Russians attempted to hack the RNC comes several months after the Obama administration formally accused Russia of trying to meddle in the United States election.
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The Middle East was never ours to lose: Great powers, the Lebanese historian Kamal Salibi once warned, meddle in the affairs of small tribes at their own risk.
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Kaine said he hopes voters would turn out to vote against Trump in order to "send a message to every other country" not to meddle in America's elections.
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That centralizes the potential for and magnitude of abuse, with Big Data used to discriminate against groups, steer vulnerable people to financial scams, and meddle in U.S. elections.
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On Wednesday, the White House announced sanctions against countries or individuals who meddle in our elections, but leaders from both parties immediately criticized the measures as woefully inadequate.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) said Wednesday that the public should be concerned about election security amid renewed fears over foreign efforts to meddle in the 28503 midterms.
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Despite its concerns about losing German technology to China, the ruling coalition of Merkel's conservatives and Gabriel's Social Democrats (SPD) usually does not like to meddle in takeovers.
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The Senate Intelligence Committee is close to putting out its report on whether Russia tried to meddle in the 2016 election with the intention of helping Donald Trump.
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Mr Macron is not entirely hands-off in his attitude to public assets and his decision about Saint-Nazaire shows a willingness to meddle in private ones too.
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The call for public hearings comes amid rising fears that Russians will seek to meddle in future election, following their efforts to interfere in the 2016 presidential race.
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The charges unveiled Friday were the first in Mueller's probe dealing specifically with Russia's alleged efforts to meddle in the 2016 election, the primary focus of his probe.
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Frustration among critics of the company intensified following revelations that its platform, along with Twitter and Google, was intentionally used by Russians to meddle in American political process.
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The House and Senate Intelligence committees are currently investigating Russian efforts to meddle in the 2016 presidential election, as well as the Trump campaign's alleged ties to Moscow.
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As we have seen in recent months, attempts by Russia to meddle in U.S. elections have indeed caused people to question the legitimacy of our leaders and institutions.
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The ongoing protests in Hong Kong are likely to spur China to meddle in the city's affairs more, according to one strategist that spoke to CNBC on Wednesday.
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The Kremlin's recent attempts to meddle into elections across Western democracies (even allegedly trying to orchestrate a coup in Montenegro) makes Bulgaria's dependence on Russian energy interests troubling.
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"Look what he's done with the indictment," she said, referring to the 13 Russians charged by the special counsel for allegedly seeking to meddle in the 2016 race.
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It's unclear how the U.S. might respond if it were to prove conclusively that Russia was involved in the hacks as a way to meddle in U.S. elections.
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Near the end of September, before the United Nations, President Donald Trump leveled an extraordinary charge: China was attempting to "meddle" and "interfere" in the upcoming US election.
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Its principal spokesman, the aviator Charles Lindbergh, argued that the United States, protected by two vast oceans, was safe from attack and should not meddle in European wars.
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The Washington Post reported Wednesday that the federal investigation into Russian efforts to meddle in the 85033 election had expanded to include a probe of Trump's own conduct.
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Why it matters: Senior officials including CIA Director Pompeo have said Russia will try to meddle in the midterms, and it's unclear what's being done to stop them.
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Why it matters: This shows Russian efforts to meddle in U.S. politics go beyond hacking and social media influence campaigns — it's also about wheeling and dealing with influencers.
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The Kingdom views the Canadian position as an affront to the Kingdom that requires a sharp response to prevent any party from attempting to meddle with Saudi sovereignty.
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But Trump's lawyers have been urging him not to meddle in the Justice Department and to avoid any actions that look like he's interfering with Robert Mueller's investigation.
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"I believe that he feels that he and Russia did not meddle in the election," Trump said of Putin at a news conference in Hanoi with Vietnam's president.
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Politico reported remarks made in February by former NATO Secretary-General Anders Fogh Rasmussen, who warned that Russia, China, and Iran could all meddle in the upcoming election.
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In August, National Security Adviser John Bolton named China as one of four countries — along with Russia, Iran, and North Korea — that aim to meddle in the midterms.
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But what isn't criminal may still raise valid national security concerns — and the F.B.I. has long viewed Russian efforts to meddle with American democracy as a counterintelligence matter.
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"He said he didn't meddle — I asked him again," Mr. Trump told reporters traveling with him aboard Air Force One as he flew to Hanoi for more meetings.
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Though few parents will intervene to felonious extremes, the widespread critiques of parents who meddle too much can leave us questioning our everyday instincts to help our children.
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In 2016, the House and Senate Intelligence committees determined that Russian intelligence agencies hacked the Democratic National Committee's server in an effort to meddle in the presidential election.
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Comey had been leading the bureau's probe into Russia's attempts to meddle in the United States presidential election and any potential ties between Trump campaign staff and Russia.
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Also fueling tensions between the two countries is a sanctions package signed into law earlier this month that penalizes Russia for its efforts to meddle in the election.
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Typically, most law enforcement officers, including in Miami-Dade, do not meddle in immigration matters or ask a person's immigration status either on the streets or in jails.
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The United States has sanctioned Prigozhin after it accused him of trying meddle in its 2016 presidential election as well as the U.S. mid-term elections last year.
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A legislative effort to impose penalties on foreign nations that meddle in future U.S. elections through hacking and other means is showing signs of gaining traction in Senate.
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The reported rejection came months after the U.S. intelligence community released their assessment that the Kremlin would continue to attempt to breach and meddle in future U.S. elections.
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Special counsel Robert Mueller is currently investigating Russia's efforts to meddle in the 2016 presidential election, as well as any possible ties between the Trump campaign and Moscow.
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A special counsel and multiple congressional committees are investigating Russia's efforts to meddle in the 2016 election, as well as whether members of Trump's campaign coordinated with Moscow.
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It's about whether you believe President Trump and his successors from both parties should have a green light to invite foreign powers to meddle in our domestic elections.
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Bortnikov twice denied that Russia was attempting to meddle in the U.S. election, but said that he would raise the matter with Russian President Vladimir Putin, Brennan added.
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Rep. Ted Lieu (D-Calif.), a frequent critic of President Trump on Twitter, said Saturday that Trump is "lying" about Russia's attempts to meddle in the 2016 election.
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The controversial dossier had accused Russian hackers of using those companies, Webzilla and its parent company XBT, as part of their scheme to meddle in the presidential election.
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Recently, Trump signaled that he believed Russian President Vladimir Putin when he said on the sidelines of an Asian summit that Russia did not meddle in the election.
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In other words, Trump appears to be using federal military aid to get a foreign government to meddle in a presidential election, months before the general election starts.
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The questions are focused on matters related to the investigation of possible collusion between Trump associates and Russians seeking to meddle in the 2016 election, the sources said.
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Concerns about campaign security have heightened since U.S. intelligence agencies concluded last year that Russia orchestrated the hacking of Democratic officials to meddle with the 2016 presidential election.
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In recent weeks, intelligence officials have said clearly that Russia will likely meddle again in the 2018 midterm election season—which begins in Texas in less than three weeks.
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But questions remain as to whether the Trump administration is doing enough to deter or retaliate against Russia's well-documented attempts to meddle and sow distrust in US elections.
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"This is always going to be an arms race, so the adversaries that we're facing who seek to meddle in elections, they are sophisticated and well-funded," said Chakrabarti.
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"We urge certain people in the US to respect basic facts, discard arrogance and prejudice, stop playing dirty tricks that meddle in Hong Kong affairs," said spokesman Geng Shuang.
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Mark Zuckerberg just laid out the steps Facebook is taking to make it harder for Russia, or anyone else who wants to meddle in future elections, from doing so.
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This alleged wire-tapping was an attempt to meddle in the "very sacred election process", and shows Mr Obama to be a "bad (or sick) guy!" charged Mr Trump.
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The German government is investigating a recent surge in fake news, Reuters reports, following claims that Russia is attempting to meddle in the country's parliamentary elections later this year.
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At the time Russia said it had no role in the hack, just as it has rejected accusations that it is trying to meddle in the American presidential race.
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The US government took the unprecedented step Friday of publicly blaming the Russian government for hacking into Democratic Party-affiliated groups in an effort to meddle in the election.
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Trump also doubled down on his earlier accusations that Beijing was looking to meddle in the U.S. congressional elections later this year, but did not offer any specific details.
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To date, there has been no indication that the Trump campaign – and certainly not the president – had anything to do with Russia's efforts to meddle in our election process.
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Those reasons won't satisfy Democrats, who will look at the laundry list of ways Mueller documents Trump seeking to meddle in the investigation and see clear proof of obstruction.
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Since 2016, when Russian intelligence conducted a multi-pronged attack to meddle in the US presidential election, federal agencies have carved out more specific roles to address election security.
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Pressed on whether he urged Putin not to meddle in the upcoming 2020 election, when Trump will be seeking re-election, the president said the issue was not discussed.
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Something very significant had just occurred: The President fired an FBI chief overseeing a probe into claims his own campaign colluded with Russia to meddle in last year's election.
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It all goes back to the January 2017 US intelligence community assessment that Russia did meddle in the election, and did so to help Trump win the White House.
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There was no reason to pick Whitaker other than the wholly inappropriate reason that he is deemed more likely to meddle with the Mueller investigation than any other candidate.
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Moscow claims it did not try to meddle, though the Kremlin is widely believed to have interfered in the elections of multiple Western nations, including Sunday's election in France.
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Moscow claims it did not try to meddle, though the Kremlin is widely believed to have interfered in the elections of multiple Western nations, including Sunday's vote in France.
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But the Secretary may be about to discover that, as Lebanese historian Kamal Salibi has said, great powers meddle in the affairs of small tribes at their own risk.
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The Senate Intelligence Committee is set to meet on Wednesday for a hearing on Russia's efforts to meddle in the 85033 presidential election, the panel's top lawmakers announced Friday.
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The intelligence panel is currently conducting an investigation into Russia's attempts to meddle in the 2016 presidential election, as well as alleged ties between the Trump campaign and Moscow.
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Why this is attracting attention: The details come amid heightened awareness of foreign influence efforts targeting elections, following Russia's alleged campaign to meddle in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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Senate leadership is under growing pressure to pass additional sanctions legislation following the Trump-Putin summit amid heightened concerns that Russia is trying to meddle in the November elections.
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U.S. intelligence officials have said they are concerned about the possibility of Russia interfering in the November midterm elections after their efforts to meddle in the 22019 presidential election.
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The most likely to believe Russia will meddle in the midterms are strong Democrats (22% likely), those who live in suburban areas (210%), and whites who graduated college (268%).
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Park Geun-hye has been rocked by a scandal involving an old friend who is alleged to have used her closeness to the president to meddle in state affairs.
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An investigation that has revealed a widespread plot by the Russians to meddle in American elections to sway the vote toward candidates they believe are more favorable to them.
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The episode nicely highlights the importance of central bank independence at a moment when, not for the first time, a president's urge is to meddle in the Fed's affairs.
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It also alleges that Fox News worked with the Trump administration to push the story in order to distract from Russia's efforts to meddle in the 2016 presidential election.
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Both the House and Senate Intelligence Committees are investigation Russian interference in the 2016 election and the possibility the Trump campaign coordinated with Moscow to meddle in the vote.
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Have I mentioned that US intelligence community has unanimously said that Russia worked to meddle in the 212 election with the express goal of helping Trump and hurting Clinton?
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After the briefing, Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen made the case that other state actors — including Iran and China, along with Russia — will try to meddle again in 2018.
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Some lawmakers have raised concerns that the federal government has not adequately prepared states for the continued threat from Russia and other countries to meddle in the upcoming elections.
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Russia has denied it ran an influence campaign designed to sway the U.S. election and has dismissed as absurd allegations it intends to meddle in European elections this year.
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The majority of Americans believe that a foreign government will try to meddle with the 2628 midterm elections, according to a new poll from Axios and SurveyMonkey released Tuesday.
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The special counsel and multiple congressional committees are examining Russia's efforts to meddle in the 2016 presidential election, as well as possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Moscow.
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The Senate Intelligence Committee has been conducting the only bipartisan congressional investigation into Russia's efforts to meddle in the 2016 presidential election and the Trump campaign's involvement in it.
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What President would ever meddle in the affairs of a private company or use the office of the President to pressure owners with the threat of hurting them financially?
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Perry might have wanted to meddle with these awkward conclusions, but a draft of Silverstein's report leaked to Bloomberg in July, so big changes would have been too obvious.
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And a lot of people — people in France, people in Canada — aren't too happy with America and how they meddle into everybody's business and start all these senseless wars.
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While President Trump has allowed Mr. Putin a free hand to meddle in American politics, he cannot ignore yet another attempted murder of a Putin foe on allied soil.
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Protesters fear attempts by the wealthy Gulf States to meddle and help suppress the democracy in Sudan, and the trial's revelations will do little to tamp down those concerns.
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On Monday night, Facebook blocked 115 accounts — including 85 on Instagram — that US law enforcement said might be connected to foreign organizations that want to meddle in the election.
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He believes President Vladimir Putin is "sincere" in denying Russian attempts to meddle in the American elections, and is tired of asking about it — if he ever actually did.
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Last November, during a trip to Asia, Mr. Trump said that Mr. Putin had told him that Russia did not meddle, and that he was inclined to believe him.
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Mr. Mueller wants to interview Mr. Trump about his campaign's ties to Russia during the 2016 election and what he knew about Moscow's efforts to meddle in the election.
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The Justice Department special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, is investigating whether any of Mr. Trump's advisers worked with the Russian government to meddle in the 2016 presidential election.
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The Flynn episode seemed to provide further evidence that senior officials in Trump's Justice Department are willing to meddle in cases in order to assist his friends and allies.
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Bangkok (CNN)A self-styled sex coach who claims to have insider knowledge of Moscow's attempts to meddle in the US election has been charged with prostitution in Thailand.
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Calls on China to free rights activists are often met with strong opposition from the government, which has sternly warned Western countries not to "meddle in Chinese domestic affairs".
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Speculation is rampant among political operatives in Arizona about whether Trump will meddle in the state's 2018 Senate primary, where Flake has attracted a challenger in former state Sen.
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Flynn has long been at the center of the investigation into Russian efforts to meddle in the election, as well as possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Moscow.
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In December, President Trump's national security adviser, H. R. McMaster, said that Russia was trying to meddle in the Mexican election to stir up trouble on the southern border.
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Flynn reached a plea agreement with the special counsel's office two years ago and promised his cooperation with its investigation into Russia's efforts to meddle in the 2016 election.
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It also said that the United States remained poised to act if China did start to meddle with its currency, as it did in the not-too-distant past.
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There is no instance where this is more obvious than with Russia, a country that benefits from the president maintaining that they did not meddle in our 2016 election.
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After all, what President Trump was believed to have done—what he practically admitted doing, for that matter—was invite a foreign power to meddle in domestic US politics.
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Photograph by Moises Saman / Magnum for The New Yorker This is an especially pressing concern with Mosul, where regional powers, in addition to local ones, are sure to meddle.
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Democratic and Republican state election officials are working to beef up the security of their voting systems amid concerns about Russia's efforts to meddle in the 2016 presidential race.
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"One of the places where you guys seem to get very confused — and it seems to happen regularly — the president hasn't said that Russia didn't meddle," she told reporters.
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Michael McCaul (R-Texas) said Wednesday that if Russia is not punished for its actions in the 2016 presidential campaign it will continue to meddle in other U.S. elections.
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And Clinton warned that Russians and other foreign governments are preparing to meddle in the election once again and that the U.S. has done nothing to keep them out.
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Tsai said Monday that Taiwan would not bow to Chinese pressure, describing the Solomon Islands' shift as new evidence that Beijing is trying to meddle in the January elections.
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This phone call and resulting whistleblower complaint form the basis of the Democrats' impeachment inquiry, with Democrats saying Trump encouraged a foreign government to meddle in a U.S. election.
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ISPs must not be allowed to meddle with people's right to access content and services online and efforts to weaken net neutrality rules are bad for consumers and innovation.
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In 2016, the Trump campaign hired the company to run its digital operations, but the company maintains the data was never used to meddle with the 2016 U.S. election.
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Putin said in separate meetings that the Russian state did not meddle in the U.S. election, but that left a "big expanse" of other Russian actors, the official noted.
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"Moscow continues to meddle in the democratic processes of our friends and allies," he said, taking a tough line welcomed by several members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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Then, on Sunday, Mr. Trump said that he had "never said Russia did not meddle in the election," quoting a comment he had made in a 2016 presidential debate.
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Photo: APAttorneys for Facebook, Google, and Twitter on Tuesday appeared on Capitol Hill to testify as part of the ongoing investigations into Russian efforts to meddle in the 245 election.
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Over the past year, the Kremlin's strategy of weaponizing leaks to meddle with democracies around the world has become increasingly clear, first in the US and more recently in France.
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To mock the idea of telling a foreign power who has already sought to meddle in our election not to do it again is the height of irresponsibility by Trump.
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During a photo op with the two leaders Friday, Trump was asked by an NBC News journalist whether he would tell Putin not to meddle in the 2020 US elections.
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Facebook disclosed in September that Russians used Facebook to meddle in U.S. politics, posting on the social network under false names in the months before and after the 2016 elections.
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Gou's campaign has also been marred by other controversies, such as when he said "the harem should not meddle in politics" after his wife, Delia Tseng, objected to his candidacy.
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He said Democrats have more than enough material from the Mueller report on the Russians' effort to meddle in the 2016 election to open an impeachment inquiry into President Trump.
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Ram is described in the police charge sheet as a retired man with a record of harassing the Bakarwals; he would meddle in their land deals, and seize their cattle.
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He told House investigators he warned Ukrainians not to meddle in the US election after Trump's phone call with Zelensky, according to reporting by CNN's Manu Raju and Jeremy Herb.
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" On a more personal note, Schultz of his previous departure, "I don't think I was emotionally prepared to leave the company and not meddle at that time in my life.
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Having a determined effort to steal individual identities, or to steal businesses' intellectual property to reuse or sell it, or to meddle in democratic elections — that is not considered okay.
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Justice Alito sneered at the research, too, suggesting that one paper by a "young researcher" is hardly an adequate basis for the justices to meddle in elections across the country.
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The campaign has refused to confirm or deny the authenticity of individual emails, but has accused the Russian government of being behind the hacking to meddle in the US election.
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She recently pushed for Senate investigations into whether Facebook Inc broke the law when it resisted oversight on how Russians used its platform to meddle in the 2016 presidential election.
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In Helsinki, Trump suggested that, contrary to his own intelligence community&aposs assessments, he didn&apost see why it "would be" Russia that attempted to meddle in the 2016 elections.
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Political ructions in Washington linked to alleged attempts by the Kremlin to meddle in last year's U.S. presidential election have also weighed on the dollar, along with reduced inflation expectations.
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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and security experts say that Russian operatives did not significantly meddle in or hack the US midterm elections, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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Obama certainly appears to be settling scores, slamming Russia for trying to meddle in the U.S. election, and abandoning Israel to the untender mercies of the United Nations Security Council.
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The president has equivocated over whether he believes Russia interfered in the 2016 election, even as his senior officials warn that Moscow is looking to meddle once again in 2018.
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Isner's claim comes amid warnings from top U.S. intelligence officials that Moscow is seeking to meddle in the 2018 midterm elections, similar to its interference efforts in the 2016 election.
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But Russia, China, Iran and other adversaries of the United States will seek to meddle in U.S. elections moving forward, including through social media manipulation and cyberattacks, the agencies said.
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The Post noted that Mueller's probe into Russia's attempts to meddle in the election and potential ties between Trump campaign staff and the Kremlin is still in its early stages.
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And its original focus was on Russia's efforts to meddle in the 2016 election and the possibility that members of the Trump team were actively involved in aiding that effort.
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A report last week said Comey is expected to testify that he believes Trump was deliberately trying to meddle in the FBI's investigation of Russian interference in the presidential election.
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The social networking giant has also faced criticism over the spread of misinformation on Facebook and the fact that Russian-linked accounts used Facebook to meddle with the U.S. election.
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The latest (and biggest) controversy centres on claims that he has allowed his wealthy businessman friends, the Gupta brothers, to meddle in cabinet appointments and rake in preferential government contracts.
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The meeting is not related to the committee's investigation into Russia's efforts to meddle in the 2016 presidential election, which was the subject of the attorney general's last congressional hearing.
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Pompeo maintained the CIA's position that the U.S. intelligence community's analysis of the election interference does not extend to whether or not Russia's attempts to meddle impacted the 2016 election.
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Jammeh's camp could not immediately be reached for comment, but he has said the electoral count was flawed and that ECOWAS has no right to meddle in Gambia's internal affairs.
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The Obama administration was slow and cautious in its response to the Kremlin's efforts to meddle in the 2016 presidential election, according to an explosive Washington Post report published Friday.
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WASHINGTON — An unusual question is capturing the attention of cyberspecialists, Russia experts and Democratic Party leaders in Philadelphia: Is Vladimir V. Putin trying to meddle in the American presidential election?
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Facebook While we're all still talking about interference in the 21 election, we just got our clearest evidence yet that some are trying to meddle in the 2000 midterms, too.
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"Absolutely not," she said on CBS's "Face The Nation" when asked if anyone involved in the Trump campaign had contact with Russians who were trying to meddle in the vote.
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Tensions are already high between the U.S. and China over trade and claims from the White House that Beijing is trying to meddle ahead of the midterms to undermine Trump.
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Putin had a central role in the American election — he was an open supporter of Trump and long blamed by Clinton's campaign for attempting to meddle in the democratic process.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The result of merger talks between Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank is open, Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Wednesday, adding that the government should not meddle in the negotiations.
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This was despite the warnings of intelligence agencies that Russia is already trying to meddle in the 2018 election and Congress's near unanimous passage of the law demanding more sanctions.
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Its success doing just that in 2016 surely gave Moscow the experience and confidence to meddle yet again — which makes it the primary threat to the midterms, experts tell me.
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U.S. intelligence agencies concluded in January 22.0 that Russia, in action ordered by Putin, used propaganda and hacking to meddle in the election to harm Clinton and eventually help Trump.
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So if they take that as given, the Kremlin should be able to similarly meddle and to show the world that it has the capabilities and will to do so.
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Trump denied there was any collusion between his campaign and Moscow, and Russia has said it did not meddle in the election, contradicting the assessment of senior U.S. security officials.
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Such disclaimers and other disclosure requirements might have helped deter the Russian-funded ads and other online efforts to meddle in the election, say advocates for stricter campaign finance rules.
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On ABC's This Week on Sunday, O'Brien told host George Stephanopoulos that the Times and Post reports of warnings about Russia attempting to meddle on the president's behalf are false.
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In the end, there's only one question Republicans and Democrats in Congress must answer: Is it OK for any president to ask another country to meddle in an American election?
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He acknowledged the gap between state and national Republicans, but said state-level officials were too eager to meddle in an issue that had long been subject to federal supervision.
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But it does raise new questions about Russia's willingness to meddle in Europe, and the willingness of pro-Russian nationalists in the heart of Western Europe to accept that help.
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The officials, who spoke anonymously to Politico, said they believed the social platform was one of the Kremlin's most important tools in its attempts to meddle in the U.S. election.
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Former independent presidential candidate Evan McMullin on Wednesday charged that congressional Republicans were aware of Russian efforts to meddle in the U.S. presidential election but didn't do anything about it.
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To apologize for Facebook's missteps and reassure lawmakers that the company has a plan to protect users' privacy and stop foreign powers from using Facebook to meddle in American elections.
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Reactions to his death underscored how polarizing he became over decades on a bench that has long been infamous for its opacity and its tendency to meddle in national politics.
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