Investigation Underway After Donald Trump Jr. Receives Suspicious White Powder and Death Threat

Authorities are conducting tests on the substance, which initial results suggest is not deadly.

Authorities responded to Donald Trump Jr.'s Florida home after he opened an envelope containing a suspicious white powder and a death threat.
Initial tests on the substance were inconclusive, but officials do not believe it is deadly.
This is the second time Donald Trump Jr. has received an envelope with white powder; the first incident occurred in 2018.
Donald Trump Jr. criticized the media's response, suggesting a double standard based on political affiliation.
The investigation is being conducted by the Palm Beach Sheriff’s Office in conjunction with the U.S. Secret Service.