The Federal Bureau of Investigation warned of bomb threats at polling stations in “multiple” US states on a tense election day, adding that none were credible but many appeared to originate from Russia. The FBI’s statement came as authorities in the US state of Georgia said hoax bomb threats had briefly disrupted voting on Tuesday.
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