Trump Campaign Says Internal Documents Hacked by Iran as Fears of Foreign Interference Grow

Is Tehran working to undermine the 45th president’s effort to become the 47th one?

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President Trump takes the stage with his Republican vice presidential running mate, Senator Vance. Joe Raedle/Getty Images

President Trump’s campaign’s claim that their internal communications were hacked by the Islamic Republic of Iran for the purposes of interfering in the election underscores the volatility of the race less than 100 days before America heads to the polls.   

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