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Authorities investigate letters with ‘suspicious substances’ sent to congressional, election offices
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Federal authorities are investigating letters with “suspicious substances” that have been mailed to congressional and election offices nationwide and are urging recipients...
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An image in the email showed one of the envelopes, which included a return address for the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) headquarters. Though, it's not clear the DSA had any involvement in the letters.
Election officials in Ohio, Louisiana and Oklahoma said they were sent packages containing suspicious white powder, prompting law enforcement to investigate.
By Sean Lyngaas, CNN (CNN) — Election offices in multiple states reported receiving suspicious letters in the mail this week containing a powdery white substance, prompting an investigation from the FBI and US Postal Inspection Service.
An investigation was underway after a suspicious envelope was delivered to and opened at the Delaware Department of Elections’ State Election Commissioner’s Office Thursday afternoon, according to officials. Officials said that around 2 p.m. on Oct.
Election officials in three states have reported suspicious packages were sent to their offices in the past week, only a few weeks out from the midterm elections. Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose said on Wednesday that U.S.
The FBI, US Postal Inspection Service and Capitol Police are investigating letters "containing suspicious substances" that were mailed to congressional offices, according to emails sent to Hill staff Thursday.
Federal law enforcement officials are investigating a series of suspicious mailings sent to secretary of state offices and their related election offices across the country, according to the FBI and the U.S. Postal Inspection Service.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Federal authorities are investigating letters with “suspicious substances” that have been mailed to congressional and election offices nationwide and are urging recipients...
Several federal agencies are investigating "multiple letters containing suspicious substances," that were mailed nation wide, according to a notice sent to Senate staff.
Several federal agencies are investigating "multiple letters containing suspicious substances," that were mailed nation wide, according to a notice sent to Senate staff.
Federal authorities are probing the source of envelopes with “suspicious substances” that were mailed to multiple congressional and elections offices nationwide.
Federal investigators said they are looking into suspicious letters containing unknown substances that were mailed to state election officials and congressional offices.
The FBI and US Postal Service are investigating a series of suspicious mailings to state election officials across the country, some of which contain unknown substances, officials told reporters on Thursday.
(The Hill) - Election officials in three states have reported that suspicious packages were sent to their offices in the past week, only a few weeks out from the midterm elections. Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose said on Wednesday that U.S.
Election officers in Louisiana and Oklahoma receive a powdery substance, prompting evacuations The FBI and the US Postal Inspection Service are investigating letters sent to state officials and election offices across the country containing an “unknown substance”.
* The Associated Press… Federal authorities are investigating letters with “suspicious substances” that have been mailed to congressional and election offices nationwide and are urging recipients to treat the mailings as “potentially hazardous.” The investigation by the FBI, U.S.
Authorities are investigating letters containing “suspicious substances” sent to multiple Capitol Hill offices, according to a notice distributed to congressional staff. The Senate Sergeant at Arms said law enforcement officials are working to intercept additional letters before they are delivered, …
WASHINGTON (AP) — Federal authorities are investigating letters with “suspicious substances” that have been mailed to congressional and election offices nationwide and are urging recipients...
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