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Drugs
NSW Police Will Continue to Target Illegal Drugs After 108 People Charged
The Strike Force targeted cocaine supply by syndicates and individuals, along with other drugs including MDMA, cannabis, and ice.
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RFK Jr. Hints at Food Additives That Could Soon Be Banned | Live With Josh
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has been nominated as Secretary of Health and Human Services under the incoming Trump administration.
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Five Men in Texas Accused of Trafficking Guns to Mexican Cartels
In an earlier indictment, each of the defendants was charged with conspiracy to straw purchase firearms.
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Police Claim to Have Shut Down 56 Percent of County Lines Gangs in Britain
Police forces across the UK have arrested 1,874 people as part of an intensification of activity towards county lines gangs peddling drugs.
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What’s Fueling the Bay Area’s Street Addiction Crisis?
Leighton Woodhouse discusses open-air drug markets and booming retail theft industry.
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Most Decisions to Approve or Reject New Drugs Based on Poor Clinical Data, Study Suggests
Just 1 percent of applications were found to have good quality of evidence, researchers found, calling for better data and more reliable clinical trials.
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Blinken, Mayorkas Meet With Mexican President Amid Unprecedented Border Crisis
Customs and Border Protection logged the busiest November on record last month with encounters at the southern border totaling 242,418.
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CVS Pharmacy Upending How It Prices Prescription Medication
CVS Pharmacy announced a major change to how it prices drugs.
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San Francisco Suddenly Ends Crime and Homelessness Ahead of Xi Jinping Visit | Live With Josh
The problems of rampant crime, drugs, and homelessness were solved seemingly overnight in San Francisco. Police are now stationed around the city.
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Billionaire Richard Branson Urges NSW to Decriminalise Hard Drugs
Sir Richard Branson believes NSW should adopt an approach to drugs similar to that of the ACT.
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Drug Scarcity A Threat to Health and National Security
Bringing drug manufacturing back home through incentives is key given critical vulnerabilities in U.S. drug supply and dependence on China.
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NSW Police Will Continue to Target Illegal Drugs After 108 People Charged
The Strike Force targeted cocaine supply by syndicates and individuals, along with other drugs including MDMA, cannabis, and ice.
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RFK Jr. Hints at Food Additives That Could Soon Be Banned | Live With Josh
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has been nominated as Secretary of Health and Human Services under the incoming Trump administration.
|
Five Men in Texas Accused of Trafficking Guns to Mexican Cartels
In an earlier indictment, each of the defendants was charged with conspiracy to straw purchase firearms.
|
Police Claim to Have Shut Down 56 Percent of County Lines Gangs in Britain
Police forces across the UK have arrested 1,874 people as part of an intensification of activity towards county lines gangs peddling drugs.
|
What’s Fueling the Bay Area’s Street Addiction Crisis?
Leighton Woodhouse discusses open-air drug markets and booming retail theft industry.
|
Most Decisions to Approve or Reject New Drugs Based on Poor Clinical Data, Study Suggests
Just 1 percent of applications were found to have good quality of evidence, researchers found, calling for better data and more reliable clinical trials.
|
Blinken, Mayorkas Meet With Mexican President Amid Unprecedented Border Crisis
Customs and Border Protection logged the busiest November on record last month with encounters at the southern border totaling 242,418.
|
CVS Pharmacy Upending How It Prices Prescription Medication
CVS Pharmacy announced a major change to how it prices drugs.
|
San Francisco Suddenly Ends Crime and Homelessness Ahead of Xi Jinping Visit | Live With Josh
The problems of rampant crime, drugs, and homelessness were solved seemingly overnight in San Francisco. Police are now stationed around the city.
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Billionaire Richard Branson Urges NSW to Decriminalise Hard Drugs
Sir Richard Branson believes NSW should adopt an approach to drugs similar to that of the ACT.
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Drug Scarcity A Threat to Health and National Security
Bringing drug manufacturing back home through incentives is key given critical vulnerabilities in U.S. drug supply and dependence on China.
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