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(Reuters) -Iranian cyber actors sent emails during the summer to people involved in President Joe Biden's then re-election campaign containing stolen material from Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's campaign as part of efforts to influence the Nov.

The emails were part of a sweeping effort by Iran to steal and disseminate sensitive internal communications between aides working for former President Donald J. Trump.

The FBI and U.S. intelligence agencies said there is no evidence Biden campaign staffers responded to the phishing emails from an alleged Iran-backed hacker.

The FBI and US intel agencies said the effort was just the latest in Iran's attempts to sow chaos and divide Americans before Election Day

President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump spoke in a "cordial" call on Monday, according to a White House official, following another apparent assassination attempt on Trump on Sunday, which the former President said was caused by Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris ' "rhetoric".

US authorities on Wednesday accused Iranian hackers of emailing stolen information from Donald Trump’s presidential campaign to President Joe Biden’s campaign team, as well as to journalists.

Vice President Kamala Harris and President Joe Biden worked to shore up support among key constituencies during separate events Monday, an example of their strategic attempt to divide and conquer the campaign trail with the race to November heating up.

Iranian hackers stole sensitive information from the Trump campaign earlier this summer and emailed it to individuals affiliated with the Biden campaign, U.S. investigators revealed Wednesday.

Iranian hackers sought to interest President Joe Biden’s campaign in information stolen from rival Donald Trump’s campaign, sending unsolicited emails to people associated with the then-Democratic can

Former President Donald Trump has said he would cancel all unspent funds from President Joe Biden's signature climate law if he wins the presidential election on Nov. 5.