Trump Campaign Targeted by Stolen Emails

Donald Trump's presidential campaign continues to face cyberattacks, with a hacker identified as 'Robert' sending stolen internal documents, including emails and sensitive dossiers, to journalists. The latest leak, which includes a letter from a Trump lawyer dated September 15, suggests the breaches are ongoing, even after previous confirmations of hacking attributed to Iranian actors. Judd Legum, a journalist from Popular Information, received these materials, which include privileged information about potential vice presidential picks and internal communications from key advisors. The FBI has linked earlier hacks to Iranian operatives, raising concerns over foreign interference in the 2024 election. Despite the illegal nature of the materials, there's speculation on whether news organizations would have published them if they contained more significant revelations. The Trump campaign has condemned these leaks as attempts to disrupt the election process.