Hidden explosive chemicals in backyards frighten citizens
The AP’s monthlong study using public records in 28 states found more than 120 facilities near schools and vulnerable populations storing explosive ammonium nitrate. Federal data are scattered and many states refuse data sharing, leaving residents and responders unaware of local hazards.
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Suspect ricin letters target Obama and Bloomberg gun debate
A White House letter addressed to President Obama and two ricin tainted envelopes mailed to New York Mayor Bloomberg and a Washington gun group raised security concerns. The FBI and Joint Terrorism Task Force are testing the letters while police and Secret Service review whether the samples originate from a single source. Bloomberg remains a leading gun control advocate.
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