Rand Paul receives suspicious package containing white powder at home

Sheriff: Suspicious package at Rand Paul's home is non

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A suspicious package sent to the Kentucky home of Republican U.S. Sen. Rand Paul appears to contain a non-toxic substance, the local sheriff’s office said.Paul, a libertarian-leaning former presidential candidate, tweeted Monday that he takes any such “threats immensely seriously” and said he has been “targeted multiple times.”The senator also lashed out at detractors who he said have made him a target on social media. “As a re…

Sheriff: Suspicious package at Sen. Paul's home is non

The FBI says it's providing forensic and technical assistance in the investigation.

FBI investigating after Rand Paul receives suspicious package with a death threat

The Federal Bureau of investigation is investigating a package sent to Republican Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky that contained white powder and what appeared to be a threat.The package arrived Monday at Paul's home.The powder was later revealed to be a non-toxic substance, according to The Associated Press.Fox News reported that the outside of the envelope had an image of Paul with his right arm in a cast, wearing a neck brace and holding a crutch …

Assassination Attempt? White Powder Package to Rand Paul Threatens to 'Finish What Your Neighbor Started'

A mysterious package with white powder arrived at Rand Paul's house in what appears to have been an assassination attempt.

Sen. Rand Paul Taking Threats 'Seriously' After White Powder and Warning Were Sent to His Home

The Republican lawmaker's wife, Kelley Paul, said she discovered the package and called the FBI

Sheriff says suspicious package at Sen. Paul’s home is non

The sheriff's office did not identify the substance.