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Authorities in Spain uncovered 9.5 tons of cocaine hidden in refrigerated banana containers from Ecuador.

A five-year-old Indiana boy, allegedly high on cocaine, shot and killed his 16-month-old brother, who was allegedly high on marijuana, in March of this year.

CARACAS, Venezuela – Spain extradited the former head of Venezuela’s military intelligence, Hugo Carvajal, to the United States on Wednesday after a Spanish high court ordered his immediate extradition on Tuesday.

Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) called on President Joe Biden and his family to submit to drug testing after cocaine was found in the West Wing of the White House in early July. 

On Monday’s broadcast of the Fox News Channel’s “America Reports,” Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi (D-IL) said that he hopes the investigation into the cocaine brought into the White House is reopened and argued that the White House needs to be a

White House aide John Kirby said on this week’s broadcast of “Fox News Sunday” that the inconclusive investigation into who brought cocaine into the West Wing was handled properly.

Radio host and author Charlamagne tha God slammed the inconclusive White House cocaine investigation during Friday’s “The Breakfast Club” radio show. “Let my people out of jail,” the show’s guest Chico Bean declared, pointing out the apparent hypocrisy of those involved in the federal government.

I believe the Secret Service is lying and engaging in a cover-up. What’s my evidence, you ask? My evidence is that I’M NOT AN IDIOT. That’s my evidence.

On Thursday’s broadcast of “Fox News Tonight,” Rep. Jared Moskowitz (D-FL) stated that the Secret Service “never thought about drugs coming in and out of the White House.” And that it’s unacceptable that the Secret Service cannot determine who brought

The teen mother is facing charges for aggravated manslaughter and possession of a controlled substance. She also indicated to law enforcement that she may be pregnant again. 

The Secret Service announced Thursday it is unable to identify who smuggled cocaine into the White House on July 2, triggering a number of reactions from lawmakers and pundits after President Joe Biden pledged to “restore” decency and honor to the White House. 

The request by House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer (R-KY) for a Secret Service briefing on the investigation into the cocaine found inside the White House will be met Thursday.

Seven times before law enforcement found cocaine smuggled into the White House, President Joe Biden promised to restore “integrity” and “decency” to the presidency.

The Secret Service said Monday that its probe into who brought cocaine into the White House is “still open and active.”

Paul Fitzgerald of the 1792 Exchange discusses Ben and Jerry of ice cream fame declaring that the U.S. must return “stolen indigenous land.”

Cocaine found in the White House probably does not belong to Hunter Biden, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) surmised recently.

Senator John Kennedy (R-LA), on Friday’s broadcast of FNC’s “Hannity,” joked that he would give his staff cocaine if his record were as bad as President Joe Biden’s.

Jean-Pierre on Friday asserted that asking if the cocaine belonged to President Joe Biden or Hunter Biden was “incredibly irresponsible.”

Karine Jean-Pierre claimed the Bidens weren’t at the White House on Friday. But pool reporters said the Bidens only left the White house Friday evening.

Secret Service veteran Dan Bongino says only the family of the president could sneak cocaine into the White House.

Comer requested a Secret Service briefing on the discovery of cocaine in the White House, as the committee investigates.

The Chinese government propaganda outlet Global Times mocked the ongoing mystery of the discovery of cocaine in the West Wing of the White House in a column Thursday, calling America generally “drug-infested” and condemning reports that law enforcement may not be able to identify the cocaine’s owner as “ridiculous.”

Conservatives ridiculed White House deputy press secretary Andrew Bates for invoking the Hatch Act when asked about whether the cocaine found in the White House on Sunday was President Joe Biden’s or Hunter Biden’s.

Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy called the White House’s handling of the cocaine scandal a “classic example of non-transparency,” which he says follows a pattern surrounding President Joe Biden and his family.

MSNBC’s Andrea Mitchell acknowledged Thursday that contrary to the idea that a random tourist left cocaine in the White House in what officials have described as a “heavily trafficked” area, the cocaine was actually found in a “limited access place” near the Situation Room.

Sebastian Gorka has suggested that the cocaine recently found in the White House likely belongs to a senior official or a Biden family member.

White House deputy press secretary Andrew Bates could not say whether or not the cocaine found at the White House on Sunday belong to Hunter or President Joe Biden, citing the Hatch Act.

The discovery of a plastic bag of cocaine inside the West Wing has turned the White House into a crime scene, with the Secret Service and FBI investigating who brought it there.

House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer (R-KY) on Wednesday requested a briefing from the Secret Service on their investigation into the cocaine found inside the White House.

Former President Donald Trump said the security tapes would “quickly” reveal who smuggled cocaine into President Joe Biden’s White House after the drug was reportedly found in the West Wing.

An unnamed law enforcement official told Politico on Wednesday that the source of the cocaine found in the White House on Sunday is “unlikely to be determined.”

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre would not say if the White House supports prosecuting the unknown cocaine White House smuggler.

A substance testing positive for cocaine found inside the White House on Sunday was reportedly found in a “work area,” according to a report.

A substance found inside the White House on Sunday that prompted an evacuation tested positive for cocaine, according to a report.

A Vancouver man who opened up a mobile shop selling “clean” drugs, including heroin, cocaine, meth, and MDMA, died of a suspected fentanyl overdose. 

The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) documented record-high coca cultivation and cocaine production throughout 2021 in its 2023 World Drug Report, released on Monday.