US election: Fake bomb threats linked to Russia

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Mahbuba Sultana (left) votes at the Lucky Shoals Park Recreation Center in Norcross, Georgia. Photo: Getty Images Phony bomb threats that appeared to originate in many cases from Russian email domains targeted polling locations across several US states on Tuesday, the FBI said.

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