OPINION June 26 Here's what too many federal agencies don't understand about the Chinese Communist Party If the federal government is not honest about CCP political warfare, it will fail to protect American communities targeted for infiltration and influence.
OPINION June 24 These cities' feigned compassion making drug and homelessness crises worse Our homeless neighbors, especially our nation’s selfless veterans, don’t just need a house. They need help and resources that will lead to long-term success.
OPINION June 21 Americans are losing loved ones to opioids, but the Biden administration is taking action President Biden empowered Treasury to use all the tools at our disposal to fight this epidemic and target the drug traffickers.
Oregon June 18 Former Oregon nurse faces 44 assault charges for stealing fentanyl, replacing IV drips with water Dani Marie Schofield, a former nurse at Asante Rogue Regional Medical Center in Oregon, was arrested for stealing fentanyl from patients' IV drips and replacing it with tap water.
Gavin Newsom June 13 Newsom urged to halt progressives' 'scheming' to derail popular anti-crime initiative California's U.S. House Republicans are urging Gov. Newsom and state Dems to halt "cynical" efforts at legislative end-runs to thwart a popular bipartisan anti-crime ballot initiative.
HEALTH June 11 Through new pilot project, medical marijuana could become more accessible to senior citizens A new initiative dubbed The Commonwealth Project aims to integrate medical cannabis into traditional health care for seniors. Multiple experts speak to Fox News about the potential risks and benefits.
Drugs June 11 NY family loses daughter to fentanyl overdose after taking 1 pill Paige Gibbons, 19, died after taking just one pill that she thought was Percocet, her parents said – now, they are telling her story in an attempt to save other parents their heartache.
HEALTH June 10 Several groups say cannabis may help aging Americans manage pain Senior citizens over age 65 have sharply increased their marijuana use, with many doing so for pain management rather than prescription drugs. A pilot project may make it easier to obtain.
Health May 15 CDC data shows decrease in fatal overdoses across the US, but experts remain cautious The CDC has reported a decrease in fatal overdoses in the U.S. last year, marking the second annual decline since the onset of the national drug death epidemic.
OPINION May 14 Woke cities and states reverse course and crack down on illegal drugs. Here's why Leaders in many woke cities and states have finally realized what most Americans knew all along. It was a bad idea to decriminalize hard drugs.