Tough Questions, Hours Of Hearings But No Silver Bullet On Russian Tech Interference

Philip Ewing

November 02, 2017

From left: Twitter's acting general counsel Sean Edgett, Facebook's general counsel Colin Stretch and Google's senior vice president and general counsel Kent Walker, testify before the House Intelligence Committee on Wednesday, Nov. 1, 2017. (AP)

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