Opinion
Anonymous bomb threats and 'swatting' threaten free exchange of ideas
Republican and Democratic lawmakers have been recent targets. The nation's investigative agencies should boost their efforts to track down threats so those considering making threats will have good reason to fear they will be caught.
Trump’s transition team said that “several” of the president-elect’s picks faced “threats to their lives.” Such “swatting” ...
President-elect Donald Trump's Cabinet nominees received swatting threats, a prank that has become more common since the late ...
The string of “swatting” incidents targeting Donald Trump’s appointees is part of an explosion of a phenomenon used to ...
Swatting is back in the news Wednesday as multiple members after multiple members of the Trump transition and cabinet picks ...
Donald Trump’s administration picks were targeted with bomb threats, the FBI said. Zooming out: The rare trade follows months ...
House Speaker Mike Johnson on Saturday condemned the recent threats against Democratic lawmakers as “dangerous and insane behavior.” ...
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