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Police investigate bomb threat at DNC

Capitol Police respond to non-credible bomb threat at DNC

Capitol Police alerted congressional offices that they were responding to a "potential security concern" at Democratic National Committee headquarters, with a DNC spokesperson saying the incident turned out to be a non-credible bomb threat.

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'Potential Bomb Threat' Prompted Police Response at DNC Headquarters, Capitol Cops Say

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US Capitol police respond to non-credible bomb threat at Democratic headquarters

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Rhode Island State Police investigating 'bomb threats' sent top Senate Democrats. What we know.

The Rhode Island State Police closed off the street surrounding Senate President Valarie Lawson 's East Providence home for about a half hour on Sept. 11 in response to " bomb threats " targeting the...

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Three Oregon State Senators received bomb threats on Thursday: What we know

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Bomb threats sent to top Democrats in RI Senate; authorities say they were hoaxes

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UPDATE: DNC HQ Bomb Threat Deemed Not Credible After Sweep of Building

Capitol Police on Thursday afternoon responded to an unspecified incident at the headquarters of the Democratic National Committee.

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Trump admin live updates: Trump suggests more tariffs on Russia

President Donald Trump continued to push his agenda during a wide-ranging "Fox & Friends" interview Friday -- including a significant update on the person of interest in the fatal shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. The president made clear that he intended to duplicate his federal deployment in Washington, D.C., to Memphis.

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As threats to lawmakers rise, Capitol Police lead massive protest training drill in MD

Capitol Police led a major protest training in Maryland with 600 officers from 20 agencies, preparing for rising threats against lawmakers in 2025.

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Capitol Police take lead in enforcement exercise

With 2025 on track to bring more threats against members of Congress than any year in history, law enforcement agencies are bracing for a volatile era defined by surging political violence, swelling protest movements and a more muscular federal role in local communities.