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    Giving Putin a pass on vote meddling, Trump widens rifts back in US

    Jul 16, 2018 4 minutes

    Last Friday special counsel Robert Mueller accused 12 Russian military intelligence officials of hacking into US political institutions and meddling in the 2016 presidential campaign. The Justice Department indictment was impressively detailed, complete with names, dates, times, and tactics of the alleged computer offenses.

    On Monday President Trump cast doubt on whether any of that description was true. Standing with Russian president Vladimir Putin after a summit in Helsinki, Finland, Mr. Trump said Mr. Putin had vehemently denied interfering in American politics. Trump added that in any case he saw no reason why Russia would have carried out such an operation.

    In the short term, Trump’s questioning of

    Mixed views of summitAvoiding nuance, at his own risk?

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