Decline in U.S. Drug Overdose Deaths

Drug overdose deaths in the United States have been declining for seven straight months due to a combination of factors including changes in the drug supply, expanded treatment and prevention efforts, wider distribution of overdose reversal medications, and harm reduction programs.

US-China Cooperation on Fentanyl Interdiction

China has implemented new regulations tightening controls on chemicals used to make fentanyl, following a meeting between US President Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping. Experts are skeptical about the effectiveness of these regulations in curbing the flow of illicit drugs into the US.

Immigration Reform and Border Security

Senator Bernie Sanders acknowledges the crisis at the border and calls for comprehensive immigration reform to address issues like fentanyl, DACA, labor shortages, and skilled workers.

The Rise of Fentanyl and the Story of George Erik Marquardt

In 1991, a new drug called fentanyl hit the streets of New York City, leading to a national crisis. The drug was traced back to George Erik Marquardt, who manufactured it in Kansas. Marquardt had a criminal history involving various illegal drugs and was sentenced to prison multiple times. Fentanyl, a synthetic heroin, became a deadly epidemic in the US, resulting in numerous overdose deaths. Marquardt was eventually arrested, convicted, and sentenced to federal prison, where he connected with organized crime figures. He died in 2017, leaving behind a legacy of destruction caused by illegal fentanyl.

Overdose Prevention on College Campuses

As overdose deaths rise among young people, colleges and students are taking steps to better respond by distributing and using Narcan on campuses.

Drug Trafficking

An Arizona mother-son duo was arrested in Chicago for attempting to smuggle thousands of fentanyl pills through an Illinois suburb. They were found with 120,000 fentanyl pills marked as oxycodone.

California mother facing charges after baby dies of suspected fentanyl poisoning

A California mother is facing charges after her 18-month-old baby died of suspected fentanyl poisoning. The mother is accused of child endangerment and evidence destruction, and the baby's death is the fifth child fentanyl death in the Bay Area since 2020.

Largest Fentanyl Seizure in Lukeville, Arizona

U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers seized 4 million blue fentanyl pills weighing over 1,000 pounds at Lukeville, Arizona, making it the largest fentanyl seizure to date. The seizure was part of special operations targeting fentanyl smuggling and cartel bosses.

Immigration Policy

The claim that Vice President Kamala Harris is fighting to fix the broken immigration system while former President Donald Trump is trying to stop her is false. Harris has a history of actions and statements that contradict this claim.

Criticism of Tragic Losses at Republican National Convention

Quentin Fulks criticized speakers at the Republican National Convention for politicizing the tragic losses of loved ones to illegal immigration, crime, and fentanyl poisonings.

Jesse Jane's Death Due to Cocaine and Fentanyl Overdose

Jesse Jane, a prominent porn star from the early 2000s, was found dead alongside her boyfriend in January due to accidental cocaine and fentanyl overdose. Her body was already decomposing when discovered. Fentanyl is a major public health threat in Oklahoma and the US.

Child's Death from Fentanyl Poisoning in North Carolina

A 16-month-old baby in North Carolina died from fentanyl poisoning, leading to murder charges against the parents. The father was arrested for trafficking opium, and the autopsy ruled Ivy Clay's death as a homicide.

China's Alleged Involvement in Cleaning Drug Money for Mexican Cartels

China is suspected of engaging in a shadow war with the U.S. by cleaning drug money for Mexican cartels to fuel the deadly overdose epidemic and sow discord in American institutions. This is part of a larger strategy to weaken American ethics and morality.

Current Events

U.S. Treasury Secretary announces new financial sanctions against fentanyl trafficking, home prices outpace paychecks, Israeli military approves offensive in Lebanon, younger Americans doubt sunscreen safety, and a new NPR series covers politically conservative mothers challenging Republican lawmakers in Tennessee.

Drug overdose deaths in the U.S. and the role of fentanyl

Addiction expert Joe Schrank calls for radical change in federal drug policies to reduce high overdose deaths in the U.S. Synthetic opioids, especially fentanyl, are the main cause of overdose deaths. While deaths involving opioids decreased in 2023, deaths from cocaine and psychostimulants increased. Western states saw notable increases in overdose deaths, potentially linked to fentanyl availability. Various measures like fentanyl test strips and naloxone are recommended by the CDC to reduce overdose risks.

Fentanyl Poisonings at New York City Day Care

A husband of a New York City day care owner pleaded guilty to federal charges related to fentanyl poisonings of four children, including a one-year-old who died. The case involved the operation of a day care in a Bronx apartment where fentanyl and other narcotics were found hidden under a trapdoor where children played and slept.

Rising Fentanyl Deaths and the Dangers of Laced Pills

A tragic story of a 19-year-old college freshman who died from an accidental fentanyl overdose, highlighting the dangers of nonprescribed pills laced with fentanyl and the rising number of fentanyl-related deaths in the US.

Illegal Migrant Accused of Second-Degree Murder in Las Vegas

An illegal migrant with a criminal record, previously deported from the U.S., is accused of second-degree murder in Las Vegas after selling fentanyl to a man who later died of an overdose.

Youth Fentanyl Overdose Deaths

Fentanyl has significantly contributed to a doubling of overdose deaths among children aged 12 to 17 since the start of the pandemic. The crisis has now affected young people, with a rise in emergency room visits and addiction treatment among Latinos in the Washington, DC area. The surge in youth overdoses is attributed to a dangerous drug supply and decline in mental health due to lockdown measures and increased social media usage.

Fentanyl Crisis and Migration Bills

Democrats are pressing for a migration expansion bill in response to the fentanyl crisis killing 70,000 Americans annually, while Republicans argue for a bill that focuses on cutting migration and reducing drug smuggling.

Increase in Drug Deaths in the U.S. Due to Fentanyl and Other Street Drugs

Fentanyl-laced counterfeit oxycodone pills are flooding U.S. streets, but other street drugs like methamphetamine and cocaine are causing more deaths. While fatal drug overdoses in the U.S. decreased by 3% in 2023, the toll from the overdose crisis remained high, claiming 107,543 lives. The shift from plant-based drugs to synthetic drugs has resulted in a dangerous crisis.

Fentanyl Smuggling

Fentanyl smuggling has increased despite efforts to target cartels and tighten border security.

International Affairs

Ukraine struggles to repel a Russian offensive along the northeastern border. President Biden is to announce new tariffs on Chinese imports. Gangs from China and Mexico flood U. S. with fentanyl.

Current Events

A study found a dramatic increase in fentanyl-laced counterfeit prescription pills seized by law enforcement. Israel expanded attacks in Gaza, a man died after receiving a genetically modified pig kidney transplant, a geomagnetic storm hit Earth, gangs in Haiti control the capital, and Olivia and Liam remain popular baby names.

Rise in Counterfeit Fentanyl Pills Seized in the U.S.

A new study shows a significant increase in counterfeit fentanyl pills seized by law enforcement, contributing to the opioid crisis in the U.S. The pills are made to resemble legitimate prescription opioids but are much deadlier. Public health officials are concerned about the rise in availability of these pills and the risk they pose to individuals, especially young people. The study also highlights the dangers of fentanyl, its potency, and the increasing number of fentanyl-laced counterfeit pills being seized in the Western U.S.

Drug Bust in San Jose, California

A drug task force in San Jose seized a large amount of fentanyl pills, marijuana, cocaine, a firearm, and cash from a couple's apartment. The couple is facing charges for possessing narcotics for sale, child endangerment, and unlawful possession of a firearm.

Fentanyl Packages Misdelivered to Maine Resident

Maine resident receives misdelivered packages from California containing $2 million worth of fentanyl. Police investigating mysterious packages containing nearly 30 pounds of pills.

Record-Breaking Illegal Immigration in the U.S.

Discussion on record-breaking illegal immigration under President Biden, including tens of thousands of illegal immigrants evading Border Patrol, with concerns raised about Chinese illegal immigrants and the potential for espionage.

Drug Seizures at El Paso Ports of Entry

U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers in El Paso stopped 11.2 pounds of fentanyl and 113 pounds of cocaine from entering the U.S., valued at $1.5 million. The seizures highlight the ongoing battle against drug smuggling and the dangers of fentanyl overdoses.

Parents Arrested for Hiding Fentanyl in Baby's Diaper

A couple in Smith County, Texas, was arrested for hiding fentanyl pills in their baby's diaper during a traffic stop. They are facing charges of child endangerment, drug possession, and manufacturing. The baby was taken into the care of Child Protective Services.

Two Bodies Found in Human-Dug Cave with Fentanyl in Los Angeles

Two bodies were found in a human-dug cave in Los Angeles, California, with white powder containing fentanyl. The deaths are believed to be drug-related.

Two Bodies Found in Excavation in Los Angeles with Fentanyl

Two bodies found inside an excavation in Los Angeles, California, with white powder substance, determined to include fentanyl. No signs of foul play. Hazmat teams responded to secure the area.

China's role in the U.S. fentanyl crisis

Rep. Jim Banks pushes for fentanyl to be classified as a biological and chemical weapon due to China's role in fueling the U.S. drug crisis. Nate Moellering blames China for directly fueling the crisis.

Chinese Money Laundering Enabling Mexican Cartels' Illegal Agenda

Chinese money laundering organizations are enabling Mexican cartels' illegal activities by helping them move funds around the world, including funding the supply chain for illegal drugs like fentanyl. DEA and Treasury officials have raised concerns about the growing threat of Chinese money laundering in recent years.

Fentanyl Overdose Rescue

Bodycam video shows Long Island ambulance pulling over 3 miles from hospital to save baby's life after fentanyl exposure. Police and first responders save 11-month-old baby from overdose. Father facing child abuse charges, dealer charged with woman's death.

Utilizing AI to Combat Fentanyl Trafficking

AI technology can be leveraged to identify and curb the flow of fentanyl into the United States, ultimately aiming to reduce the number of overdoses and save lives.

Chinese Communist Party's Role in Fueling the Opioid Crisis

A bipartisan House report reveals that the Chinese Communist Party is fueling the global opioid crisis by subsidizing the manufacturing and export of materials used to make fentanyl and other synthetic drugs. The report also highlights the CCP's ownership interest in companies tied to drug trafficking and its failure to prosecute fentanyl manufacturers.

China's Role in Illicit Fentanyl Trafficking

China is accused of continuing to subsidize the manufacturing and export of illicit fentanyl despite promises to crack down on the industry. This has led to devastating overdose deaths in the U.S.

Shift in Fentanyl Production by Sinaloa Cartel's Chapitos Faction

Mexican authorities report a shift in fentanyl production and distribution as the Sinaloa Cartel's Chapitos faction moves its operations closer to Texas. Seizures of fentanyl precursors and chemicals valued at 87 million pesos have occurred in Sinaloa and Nuevo Leon.

Criminal Justice Bill in Kentucky

Tennessee Judiciary Committee passes bill allowing death penalty for child rape cases. Kentucky's Democratic governor vetoed a GOP-backed criminal justice bill that would impose harsher sentences for a range of crimes, including criminalizing homelessness.

Oregon Governor Signs Bill to Recriminalize Drug Possession

Oregon's Democrat governor signed a bill to restore criminal penalties for possessing small amounts of drugs due to addiction and overdose issues in the state. Possession of hard drugs like heroin and methamphetamine will now be considered a misdemeanor with potential jail time.

Mexican President Andrés Manuel Lopez Obrador's Response to U.S. Claims on Fentanyl Production

Mexican President Andrés Manuel Lopez Obrador denies U.S. claims that the majority of fentanyl is produced in Mexico, defends his country's family traditions and low drug use, and points out that fentanyl is also produced in the United States, Canada, and Asia.

Homeless Sex Offender Offers Free Fentanyl in San Francisco Playground

Fox News reports on a homeless sex offender and drug user, Joseph Adam Moore, returning to a local playground in San Francisco after causing outrage last year for offering free fentanyl to locals. The city's voters in the liberal city broadened police powers after years of spiraling crime and drug use.

Tragic Death of 11-Year-Old Boy in New York

An 11-year-old boy in New York died from a drug overdose with fentanyl in his system at a known drug house. This tragic incident follows a previous death at the same location. Police are investigating, and the community is mourning the loss.

Criticism of California Gov. Gavin Newsom and the fentanyl crisis

A truck billboard criticizing California Gov. Gavin Newsom for ignoring the fentanyl crisis, linking him to Chinese influence, and promoting Peter Schweizer's book 'Blood Money.' Street art in Hollywood also highlighted the fentanyl epidemic and criticized politicians. Schweizer discusses the connection between China, fentanyl trade, and Mexican cartels.

Fentanyl Crisis in Montana

Montana has seen a significant increase in fentanyl seizures by anti-drug forces, prompting the state's attorney general to call on President Biden to secure the border. Fentanyl-related deaths have also risen dramatically in the state.

Debate Over Harsh Sentences for Fentanyl Traffickers in New Hampshire

New Hampshire Democrats oppose harsh mandatory minimum prison sentences for fentanyl traffickers, arguing that the 'tough on crime' approach doesn't work. Republicans advocate for mandatory minimums to combat the fentanyl epidemic.

Street Art Shines Spotlight on America's Fentanyl Epidemic and Politicians in Hollywood and West L.A.

Street art in Hollywood and West L.A. shines a spotlight on America's fentanyl epidemic, targeting politicians like President Joe Biden, California Governor Gavin Newsom, and Senate GOP Leader Mitch McConnell. The artwork depicts them basking in cash beside a casket draped with an American flag, highlighting 100,000 U.S. fentanyl deaths a year.

Criticism of Mitch McConnell as 'Fentanyl Mitch'

A truck billboard in Louisville, Kentucky, referred to Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell as 'Fentanyl Mitch' and criticized his ties to China's fentanyl crisis. The billboard was an ad for Peter Schweizer's book 'Blood Money,' which highlights McConnell's financial connections to China through his wife's family business.

Fentanyl Overdose Cluster in Marin County, California

Health officials in Marin County, California report a cluster of fentanyl overdoses resulting in five deaths in late February. The public health officer warns of the crisis, urging drug users to take precautions.

Fentanyl Trade and Chinese Involvement

Peter Schweizer claims that the fentanyl trade poisoning Americans is primarily a Chinese operation, with Chinese nationals involved at every level of the supply chain, including providing precursors, pill presses, and money laundering services for Mexican cartels. Schweizer also suggests that politicians, including President Joe Biden, are turning a blind eye to this issue due to financial ties to China and individuals in the drug trade.

Oregon lawmakers vote to recriminalize certain drugs after overdose deaths surge in Portland

Oregon lawmakers have voted to recriminalize certain drugs after a surge in overdose deaths in Portland. A bill decriminalizing the possession of small amounts of drugs was passed by the state Senate and House, enabling police to crack down on drug use and offer drug treatment as an alternative to criminal penalties.

China's Influence on Drug Crisis and Social Media Manipulation

Author Peter Schweizer's new book 'Blood Money' highlights China's connection to the drug crisis and criticizes Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez for her stance on the CCP and TikTok.

New York toddler's fentanyl overdose and community support

A New York toddler died from a fentanyl overdose, leaving her mother devastated. Strangers have come together to support the grieving mother. A viral interview with the mother has touched many hearts. A kind stranger donated an urn and locket for the toddler's ashes. The mother has received support and donations through a GoFundMe page. The fentanyl crisis in the U.S. is highlighted in a book by Peter Schweizer.

China's Influence on America and the Blind Eye Turned by American Leaders

Peter Schweizer discusses how China is behind many issues plaguing the U.S., including violent protests and the drug trade, in his book 'Blood Money.' He calls out American leaders for turning a blind eye to China's actions. The book has become a bestseller and sheds light on China's covert activities in America.

China's Role in Fentanyl Trade

Sen. Tom Cotton blames China for trafficking fentanyl into the United States, urging President Biden to address it in his State of the Union. The accusation is based on a book titled 'Blood Money' by Peter Schweizer, which highlights China's role in the fentanyl trade.

Record Fentanyl Seizure in California

Authorities in California seized a record 62,000 pounds of fentanyl in 2023, enough to potentially kill the global population twice over. The state has stepped up efforts to combat fentanyl trafficking, with the California National Guard supporting law enforcement agencies in counter-drug operations.

Chinese Dictator Xi Jinping's Connection to Fentanyl-Pushing Organized Crime Syndicates

Chinese dictator Xi Jinping has allowed fentanyl-pushing organized crime syndicates to thrive in China, leading to a spike in America's drug overdose death rate. Peter Schweizer's book, Blood Money, reveals the connections between Xi and these criminal organizations.

Abbe Lowell's Ties to Chinese Criminal Gang and Biden Administration's Drug Policies

Abbe Lowell, Hunter Biden's lawyer, served as a legal representative for a member of a Chinese criminal gang involved in the international drug trade. This connection raises questions about the Biden administration's stance on drug policies with China.

Allegations of President Joe Biden being compromised by Chinese connections

Senate Republicans claim President Joe Biden is compromised based on findings in Peter Schweizer's book 'Blood Money', alleging Biden's family received $5 million from a Chinese tycoon with ties to a criminal gang leader involved in the fentanyl pipeline in the United States.

China's 'Disintegration Warfare' Strategy Against the US

The book 'Blood Money' by Peter Schweizer reveals how China is using drugs, social chaos, and other means to undermine the United States as part of a 'Disintegration Warfare' strategy. It exposes China's strategy of attacking the US through politics, economics, and the spirit of its people, resulting in hundreds of thousands of American deaths. The book highlights the role of illegal drugs, particularly fentanyl, in this strategy, as well as China's support for radical groups to fuel social division in the US.

Increase in Homeless Deaths in Los Angeles

Over 2,000 homeless individuals died in Los Angeles in 2023, showing a 300% increase from 2014. Majority of deaths were due to drug overdoses, particularly fentanyl-related. The crisis is exacerbated by the fact that most of the unhoused population are living outside.

Drug Bust in Las Vegas with Child Present

Officials in Las Vegas seized over 90,000 illicit fentanyl pills and 13 pounds of meth from two men who were selling the drugs with a child present in the car. The suspects are facing federal charges for conspiracy to distribute fentanyl and possession with intent to distribute fentanyl and methamphetamine.

Dangers of Fentanyl

Three Florida mothers are raising awareness about the dangers of fentanyl after losing their children to the deadly drug. Over 3,000 individuals died from fentanyl poisoning in Florida from January to June 2022.