Police say they know the source of election bomb threats in Georgia
Voting was briefly interrupted in Georgia and several other states Tuesday after law enforcement say bomb threats that appeared to originate from Russia were sent to polling stations. The threats were also sent to polling places in Michigan, Arizona and Wisconsin, officials said.
And the FBI warned that faked video clips were circulating on the internet telling Americans to “vote remotely” because of a ...
Hoax bomb threats targeting polling places and election offices briefly disrupted voting in five battleground states, ...
Hoax bomb threats, many of which appeared to originate from Russian email domains, were directed on Tuesday at polling ...
Russian actors called fake bomb threats into polling stations throughout battleground ... A law enforcement official told ...
The bomb threats in parts of Arizona, Georgia and Pennsylvania turned out to be hoaxes, but forced evacuations and some ...
A barrage of threats, widespread disinformation and a security lapse in Milwaukee marred Election Day in some places. But ...
Some of the bomb threats made on Election Day appear to be linked to Russian actors, Georgia and Michigan officials ...
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