WikiLeaks: Trump administration is ‘a frequent source of false information’

By Daniel Chaitin

Published January 18, 2018 3:06am ET

WikiLeaks: Trump administration is ‘a frequent source of false information’ — WikiLeaks, which published hacked emails of top Democratic officials during the 2016 campaign, was found with "high confidence" to have been used by Russian intelligence to release this information as part of an effort to get Trump elected, according to a U.S. intelligence community report last year. (AP Photo/Frank Augstein, File) | Frank Augstein

WikiLeaks conceded Wednesday that the Trump administration is “a frequent source of false information” moments after sharing links to President Trump’s “Fake News Awards.”

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