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Iran hacks Trump campaign
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- Hackers from Iran sent emails to President Biden's aides that contained unsolicited stolen material from Donald Trump's campaign, the FBI said Wednesday.
- U.S. intelligence officials believe the messages, which were sent in June and July, sought to influence the election.
- No stolen material has been published, the then Biden campaign did not respond to the emails and there is no evidence they saw any of the information.
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