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Senators were sent a suspicious substance via mail

‘Suspicious substances’ target senators on anniversary of attack

On the 25th anniversary of anthrax attacks that shook Capitol Hill in 2001, authorities are investigating “multiple letters containing suspicious substances that were mailed to various addresses natio...

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Suspicious substances mailed to Minnesota offices of U.S. senators, secretary of state

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CT senators’ offices among those targeted by ‘suspicious’ letters

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Reports of white powder at Wyoming State Capitol under investigation

Although no evacuation was required, the Wyoming State Capitol was one of several locations across the country to receive a package that may have contained an unidentified white powder substance.

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Democratic socialists deny involvement in white powder letters

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Maryland elections board targeted by suspicious envelope as FBI investigates nationwide mailings

WBKB-TV

Remembering the anthrax attacks 25 years later

On Oct. 15, 2001, an intern in then-Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle’s Capitol Hill office opened a letter and white powder spilled out.

CBS 6

TIMELINE: From first contact to arrest in NY Capitol attack case

May 8–30, 2026 — Alleged online activity: Investigators say social-media accounts linked to Bowie posted material supporting ISIS and terrorist violence. The affidavit says she discussed traveling to join ISIS, asked how to formally pledge allegiance ...

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White Powder Letters Target Congress 25 Years to the Day After Anthrax Attack

Twenty-five years after anthrax reached Capitol Hill, white powder is moving through government mail again, and the timing is one deeply unsettling coincidence.

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The anthrax attacks, 25 years later

When David Malet arrived at his job on Capitol Hill on Oct. 15, 2001, some semblance of normalcy was just starting to return after the terrorist attacks of 9/11. The flags were back at full-staff. Things were calming down,