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Trump Moves To Classify Fentanyl As A Weapon Of Mass Destruction

Trump Moves To Classify Fentanyl As A Weapon Of Mass Destruction

Trump plans to classify fentanyl as a weapon of mass destruction, expanding federal powers to confront a drug crisis killing tens of thousands annually.

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Tyler Flores
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Trump Enacts New Law to Combat Fentanyl Crisis with Tougher Penalties

Trump Enacts New Law to Combat Fentanyl Crisis with Tougher Penalties

President Trump signs the HALT Fentanyl Act, permanently banning all fentanyl variants and increasing penalties for trafficking synthetic opioids.

Tyler Flores
Tyler Flores
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Fentanyl Overdoses Continue Decreasing All Fifty States

Fentanyl Overdoses Continue Decreasing All Fifty States

Fentanyl overdoses continue declining nationwide in the United States, a trend that began in 2022 according to new research.

Jason Belcher
Jason Belcher