President Donald Trump has released a series of newly declassified intelligence documents that his administration says reveal evidence of foreign election interference, vulnerabilities in U.S. voting systems and what officials describe as a years-long effort by intelligence agencies to withhold key information from the president and the public.The documents, posted on a new White House election integrity website following Trump's July 17 primetime address, include intelligence assessments, investigative summaries and previously classified reports addressing electronic voting systems, Chinese efforts to acquire American voter data, voter registration investigations and noncitizens on voter rolls.Several of the national networks refused to run the President’s address to the nation
