House Judiciary Probes Iran's Hacking of Trump Campaign Aimed at Harris

The committee seeks answers from FBI Director Wray on the extent and impact of the cyberattack targeting the 2024 presidential election.

The House Judiciary Committee, led by Chairman Jim Jordan, has initiated an investigation into Iran's hacking of the Trump campaign.
Iranian hackers sent stolen, non-public materials from Trump's campaign to media outlets and individuals associated with the Biden-Harris campaign.
The FBI, ODNI, and CISA confirmed the cyberattack and noted that Democrats did not respond to the unsolicited emails containing the hacked information.
Both the Biden and Harris campaigns deny using the hacked materials and claim to have cooperated with law enforcement.
The committee's inquiry includes questions about the timeline of the hack, the FBI's actions, and whether the Biden or Harris campaigns reported the incident to authorities.