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FBI investigates letters with 'suspicious substances' sent to congress

The FBI and Postal Service are investigating letters with “suspicious substances” that were sent to congressional and election offices.

Sources (3)+16 copies· Oct 15, 3:29 PM to Oct 15, 10:42 PM

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  1. firstSt. Paul Pioneer Press
  2. firstHartford Courant
  3. firstBaltimore Sun
  4. firstThe Mercury News
  5. firstSanta Ana Orange County Register
  6. firstReading Eagle
  7. firstThe Boston Herald
  8. firstBoulder Daily Camera
  9. firstNorfolk Virginian-Pilot
  10. firstThe Denver Post
  11. firstSan Diego Union-Tribune
  12. firstNBC 5 Chicago
  13. firstBreitbart News Network
  14. firstBaton Rouge Advocate
  15. +1hNewsNation
  16. +2hWIS10
  17. +2hWEAU
  18. +2hLive 5 News WCSC
  19. +7hChicago Tribune

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