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Democratic Socialists Deny Involvement in White Powder Letters

The FBI is investigating letters that have been sent to political offices in more than 15 states containing an unknown substance.

Sources (1)· Oct 17, 9:11 PM

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Newsweek· Oct 17, 9:11 PMDemocratic Socialists Deny Involvement in White Powder Letters

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