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Lawmakers report receiving suspicious packages at their offices

On Friday, multiple lawmakers indicated that their offices received suspicious mailings, following reports of letters with unknown substances sent to election offices. Senators from both parties, including Amy Klobuchar and Ted Cruz, were among those affected.

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On Friday, multiple lawmakers indicated that their offices received suspicious mailings, following reports of letters with unknown substances sent to election offices. Senators from both parties, including Amy Klobuchar and Ted Cruz, were among those affected.

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