Republican report on Russia finds no collusion
WASHINGTON - After a yearlong investigation marred by bitter partisan divisions, Republicans announced Monday that the House Intelligence Committee has found no evidence of collusion between President Donald Trump's campaign and Russians who used social media and hacked emails in an effort to influence the 2016 election.
A draft 150-page report will be shared Tuesday with Democrats, who have pressed for a more aggressive investigation than Republicans would allow, and who complained Monday that the panel's work was incomplete.
The Republican report concludes that the Russian government's extensive meddling in the campaign was not intended to help Trump beat Hillary Clinton. That puts
