The U.S. Secret Service says media reports that it has intercepted a
suspicious package bound for the White House "are incorrect."
The law enforcement agency tasked with
protecting the president and other dignitaries says it has intercepted
two packages in Washington and New York. The packages were respectively
addressed to the residences of former President Barack Obama in
Washington and Hillary Clinton in Chappaqua, N.Y.
The Secret Service says neither was at risk of receiving the packages.
