FBI: Fake bomb threats sent to polling locations in several states are linked to Russia
WASHINGTON — The FBI said it was aware of multiple non-credible bomb threats sent to polling locations in several states as Election Day unfolds in the U.S. Tuesday. The agency did not identify the states in question, but said many of the threats made appeared to originate from Russian email domains.
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