The Justice Department announced the case against the contractor, Reality Leigh Winner, 25, about an hour after the national-security news outlet The Intercept published the apparent document, a May 5 intelligence report from the National Security Agency.

The report described two cyberattacks by Russia’s military intelligence unit, the G.R.U. — one in August against a company that sells voter registration-related software and another, a few days before the election, against 122 local election officials.

The Intercept said the N.S.A. report had been submitted anonymously. But shortly after its article was published, the Justice Department said that the F.B.I. had arrested Ms. Winner at her house in Augusta, Georgia, on Saturday. It also said she had confessed to an agent that she had printed out a May 5 intelligence file and mailed it to an online news outlet.

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The report said the G.R.U. used data likely obtained from it to conduct the second set of attacks, a “voter registration themed spear-phishing campaign targeting U.S. local government organizations.”
Specifically, it said, in late October or early November, the G.R.U. sent to 122 local elections officials emails designed to look like they were from that company and containing attachments designed to look like an updated system manual and checklist. Opening the attachment would download malicious software from a remote server, the report said.

• In 2007, Eric Trump started a charity golf tournament to help cancer kids at St. Jude's hospital.
• In the first four years, the charity gave the kids several million dollars on only a 13% overhead.
• In 2011, his dad found out that they were using his golf course for free.
• He said, "'I don't care if it's my son or not--everybody gets billed."
• The event took in about the same amount of money from 2012 to 2015, but overhead costs rose from $50,000 per year to $322,000 per year, with Trump's for-profit Corporation pocketing the increases.
• All the other event vendors and acts continued to donate their resources.
• 100% of the increase in costs went to Trump Corporation.
• They don't have the figures for 2016, but we can assume the same amount of grifting went on.