Good morning. I'm James Holman from the Washington Post and this is the Daily

202 for Monday, December 14th. In today's news, Russian government hackers

were behind a broad espionage campaign that has severely compromised US agencies, including Treasury and commerce.

The first vials of the coronavirus vaccine arrive across America and Cleveland's baseball team plans to drop the name Indians after 105 years.

But first, the big idea. State and local officials of both parties are warning that President Trump's increasingly desperate tweets about election fraud

are fueling the potential for violence, as well as another ominous trend of 2020,

in which public servants are targeted at their offices and homes. of Last week an enemy's list of state and federal officials who reject Trump's baseless

election conspiracy theories floated up from the dark corners of the web, with home addresses

listed and red targets over their photos. The list falsely accused

swing state governors voting system executives and the former top US

cybersecurity official responsible for securing the election of quote

changing votes in working against the president in a treasonous

attempt to overthrow our democracy. The names from the list shared on social

media included the hashtags Remember Their Faces and no quarter for traders.

Over the weekend, demonstrations by Trump supporters in DC,

Olympia, Washington, and elsewhere turned violent,

with four people stabbed in the nation's capital and one person shot in

Olympia. These kinds of conflicts coupled with increasingly personal attacks

on public officials are raising fears of worse to come.

Neither the White House nor the Trump campaign responded to requests for comment.

As electors plan to meet later today at the Michigan Capitol,

State Senate and House offices will be closed because of quote

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