Mexico and the United States on Thursday agreed to ramp up the fight against fentanyl trafficking, as well as Mexico’s Sinaloa and CJNG drug cartels and their supply chains, in a joint bid to reduce consumption of the powerful opioid.
Some have objected to the decision since technically taxpayers will foot the bill.
Twitter has been making multiple headlines this week as it continues to change up operations.
A tech executive was arrested on Thursday for the stabbing murder of Cash App founder Bob Lee in San Francisco, police said, stressing that the suspect knew the victim but declining to discuss a possible motive for the crime.
The governor, meanwhile, is unapologetic about Florida’s stances.
The family said he had suffered from mental health issues that they had been “actively addressing” before his rampage.
The U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday refused to halt a legal settlement that would erase more than $6 billion in debt owed by former students of colleges – many of them for-profit institutions – who have said they were misled by schools about academics and job prospects.
Kids in Arkansas will now need a really good explanation for wanting to join Instagram.
CBP agents stationed on the U.S./Canada border say they are “grappling” with a massive wave of illicit drugs and illegal entries.
The Oklahoma Statewide Virtual Charter School Board raised a number of concerns in its disapproval of the application, including questions about the constitutionality of a publicly funded religious school
