Russia’s interference in the 2016 U.S. election has generally been seen as two separate, unrelated tracks: hacking Democratic emails and sending provocative tweets. But a new study suggests the tactics were likely intertwined.nnOn the eve of the release of hacked Clinton campaign emails, Russian-linked trolls retweeted messages from thousands of accounts on both extremes of the American ideological spectrum.
Associated Press: Study links Russian tweets to release of hacked emails
A Sept. 6, 2018 illustration shows tweets from US President Donald Trump, outside of the White House in Washington, DC.
