Another possible explosive device addressed to a critic of President Trump has reportedly turned up.
Law enforcement officials say a suspicious package sent to former Vice President Joe Biden has been intercepted in Delaware, NBC News reports. CNN previously reported that authorities were attempting to locate this package, which had been returned to sender because the address was incorrect.
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