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FBI Steps Up Foreign Influence Investigations Ahead of US Midterms

The Federal Bureau of Investigation has briefed election officials and lawmakers on foreign cyber operations and disinformation campaigns aimed at disrupting political debate and weakening confidence in US voting infrastructure.
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