Teens around US report receiving racist texts, emails. The messages have been reported in at least 24 states since last Wednesday. By Tesfaye Negussie and Sabina Ghebremedhin. ... The probes are ...

The FBI is investigating offensive racist messages sent to African American, Black, Hispanic, and LGBTQIA+ individuals nationwide. Victims reported receiving text messages with discriminatory ...

STOCK IMAGE/Getty Images (NEW YORK) — Many teenagers and college students reported being among those who received racist text messages sent to phone numbers across the U.S. last week. The texts ...

People in at least 21 states, including high school and college students, received the texts, CNN and The Associated Press reported. "These actions are not normal.

FBI probes strange texts asking for cash, ... Susie Wiles sits next to President Donald Trump during a meeting with US ambassadors at the White House on March 25, 2025. REUTERS.

The FBI said yesterday it's looking into "offensive and racist text messages" sent to Black people in at least a dozen states since Wednesday morning. Authorities in several of the states are also ...

(CNN) — Authorities across the United States are investigating after several people, including children and college students, reported receiving racist text messages from unrecognized phone ...

(CNN) — Authorities across the United States are investigating after several people, including children and college students, reported receiving racist text messages from unrecognized phone ...

Federal authorities on Thursday said they are investigating a series of racist text messages sent to Black people—including some school students—across the country referencing slavery and ...

Authorities across the United States are investigating after racist text messages – some with references to “slave catchers” and “picking cotton” reminiscent of the country’s painful ...

The probes are ongoing. "The text message recipients have now expanded to high school students, as well as both the Hispanic and LGBTQIA+ communities," the FBI told ABC News in a statement, in part.