US President Donald Trump’s spy chief told lawmakers on Wednesday that the US intelligence community sees no foreign threat to the upcoming November congressional elections, dismissing fears of outside interference despite past reports showing efforts by foreign powers to sway American voters.
At a Senate Intelligence Committee hearing, director of national intelligence Tulsi Gabbard denied the existence of any credible foreign threat to the midterm elections, saying that while the intelligence community continues to monitor all relevant information, it has found “none” so far.
