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GOP Sens. Ted Cruz, Susan Collins join growing list of targets of suspicious ‘white powder’ mailings

The FBI, US Postal Inspection Service and Capitol Police are investigating letters, some of which have been intercepted before reaching their destination.

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New York Post· Oct 17, 3:41 AMGOP Sens. Ted Cruz, Susan Collins join growing list of targets of suspicious ‘white powder’ mailings

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