&quot;They&#39;re doing it to try to influence the election for Donald Trump,&quot; Clinton said in a second presidential debate.

In response, Trump appeared to reject findings from the intelligence community that Russia was behind the hacks, saying &quot;maybe there is no hacking.&quot;

- AFP

Clinton says Russia seeking to tilt election to Trump

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Clinton says Russia seeking to tilt election to Trump

ST. LOUIS - Hillary Clinton on Sunday accused Russia of trying to tilt the 2016 presidential election in Donald Trump's favor with a series of email hacks.

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