The release of over 100 pages of declassified files by Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard has reignited controversy over Russia’s interference in the 2016 election, with Gabbard alleging evidence of manipulation by the Obama administration, while Democrats counter that her claims misrepresent established intelligence findings. The memorandum, which has garnered support from Trump and Republican lawmakers, conflates different Russian operations and critiques the intelligence community for alleged leaks and bias, despite previous investigations affirming Russia’s influence campaign aimed at aiding Trump’s candidacy.
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Explorers find torpedoes, bell from U.S. destroyer that sank with 167 crew on board during WWII
Explorers from the Ocean Exploration Trust have uncovered new artifacts, including torpedoes and the ship's bell, from the USS DeHaven, a World War II destroyer sunk in 1943 near the Solomon Islands. The mission aimed to enhance understanding of the region's maritime history and involved collaboration with various organizations, utilizing remotely operated vehicles to document the wreckage. Want More Context? 🔎
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