What the U.S. knows about Russia’s election hacks, and what it can do about it

The Washington Post 2016-12-16

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In December, during a closed door briefing with senators, the CIA shared a secret assessment. The agency concluded it was now “quite clear“ that Russia’s goal was to the help Donald Trump win the White House.

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