Clinton campaign cites possible Russia link to WikiLeaks emails
John Podesta said FBI is probing Russia's possible role in hacking thousands of his emails and suggested Trump campaign may have had advance warning. He named Roger Stone and Julian Assange as central figures while Kremlin ties and policy echoes are cited as possible motives.
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Putin says Moscow not meddling in U S election
Washington cites Russian email hacks linked to Hillary Clinton as a major election headache. Russia denies proof, with Lavrov calling claims flattering but unproven. White House vows a proportional response, potentially covert, as U S officials consider options.
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Young voters ignore Bill Clinton in Clinton Trump clash
Millennials show little sway to Bill Clinton’s past sexual history as they back Hillary over Trump. Ohio University sophomore Rachel Onusko says she votes for Hillary for her stance, not Bill’s legacy, while 18 year old Dominic Detwiler notes he is undecided between Clinton and Stein.
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Trump accused of groping women by two prior accusers
Two women told The New York Times that Donald Trump inappropriately touched them in separate incidents. Jessica Leeds said Trump groped her on a 1980s flight, while Rachel Crooks said he kissed her in 2005. Trump denied the claims.
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Clinton treats swing states as safe bets in 2016 race
Hillary Clinton concentrates in Colorado Virginia and Wisconsin with limited ads and visits while focusing on North Carolina Pennsylvania and Florida. Her team notes stronger Democratic registration gains in Colorado and a shift in Virginia and Wisconsin toward a more favorable electorate.
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