election interference

Russia sends warning to US ambassador ahead of elections

Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said Russia has not—and will not—interfere in U.S. elections, while claiming Russia’s democracy is the “best of the best.”

The inquiry is criticized as a ‘huge fishing net,’ collecting intelligence that is at risk of leaks due to the inclusion of individuals accused of ties to China

Former President Donald Trump and his legal team derided the case as ‘election interference.’

The robocalls, pretending to be President Biden, were made to Democrat voters urging them not to vote in the state’s primary.

Leader of the Select Committee on the CCP warned that ‘we have to be super vigilant’ against potential communist Chinese influence operations.

Two key individuals accused of being involved in Chinese interference were granted full standing, which will allow them to probe witnesses in the inquiry.

Mr. Dong was reported to have allegedly advised the Chinese consul general in Toronto that Beijing should delay the release of the two Michaels.

Meta has revealed that the Biden administration is no longer communicating with it about taking down posts related to ‘foreign election interference.’

An emergency request filed in the case by prosecutors is scheduled to be heard by the judge on Wednesday.

The commission head says those who apply for standing must demonstrate a ‘direct and substantial interest’ in the subject matter of the inquiry.

Not a single Republican candidate appeared on the first page of Google results when searching for ‘presidential campaign websites.’

The group claimed to have uncovered data discrepancies related to the 2020 presidential race.

I sit down with classist and military historian Victor Davis Hanson to get his take on the latest indictment against President Donald Trump. He argues that charging Trump on the basis of election interference is an attack on the First Amendment, and sets a dangerous precedent.