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White House says no threats to midterms after Putin ally admits to meddling

Por: Newsweek World November 08, 2022

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The White House is reassuring voters that there are no credible threats posed to this week's midterm elections amid the latest admission of election interference in the United States from Russian billionaire Yevgeny Prigozhin.Law enforcement has briefed us that there are no specific, credible threats identified at this point, White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said at a Monday press conference. She added that President Joe Biden... + full article



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