U.S. Buys $290 Million Worth of Anti-Radiation Drug Amid Russia’s Nuclear Threat
Nplate is a drug approved to “treat blood cell injuries that accompany acute radiation syndrome [ARS]."
Mexican Cartels Use Social Media to Recruit Smugglers, Says Report
Cartels are using social media platforms to find people in the U.S. to recruit individuals willing to help with their smuggling operations in exchange for money.
Twitter Workers, Media Dreading Musk’s Renewed Takeover Bid
“Virtually every Twitter employee I’ve spoken to in the last six months has told me that he or she plans to leave if Mr. Musk takes over.”
DEA Finds 15,000 ‘Rainbow’ Fentanyl Pills Inside LEGO Box in New York City
The pills had “30 M” imprinted on them to resemble 30 mg oxycodone hydrochloride pills, which are used to treat severe pain.
Thousands of Russian Soldiers Surrendering via Ukrainian Hotline
Ukrainian intelligence officials say that thousands of Russian soldiers have contacted their surrender assistance hotline as their leader,…
Texas to Pay $307 Million in Contracts for 14 Miles of New Border Wall
The new sections of the wall will be built when the state secures land-use agreements with property owners.
Venezuela Releases 7 Jailed Americans in Prisoner Swap
The U.S. freed Franqui Flores and Efrain Campo, nephews of Venezuelan First Lady Cilia Flores, Maduro’s wife.
China Operates Police Stations Around the World to Monitor Chinese Citizens Abroad, Report Says
The policing operations have assisted Chinese authorities in “carrying out policing operations in foreign soil,” says the report.
Army’s First Transgender Officer Charged with Attempting to Give U.S. Records to Russia
Identifying as a sex different than one's birth certificate made a soldier unfit for military service before his case.
Beijing Has Little Incentive to Curb Flow of Fentanyl to U.S., Mexico
Beijing suspended cooperation with Washington on illegal drug issues after Nancy Pelosi's Taiwan trip.