The Secret Service is investigating a suspicious envelope addressed to Trump

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• A suspicious envelope addressed to President Donald Trump was reportedly intercepted by the US Secret Service on Monday.
• The envelope did not make it inside the White House, according to a statement from the agency.
• The interception comes amid reports of at least two packages addressed to senior military officials at the Pentagon, which tested positive for ricin, a deadly poison.

The US Secret Service says it is investigating a suspicious envelope addressed to President Donald Trump.

It was not immediately clear what was inside the envelope. The Secret Service said the correspondence never made it inside the White House.

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