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The DEA’s crackdown on pain meds
Federal authorities are facilitating a proxy war between doctors and pharmacists, and patients are caught in the middle
Federal authorities are facilitating a proxy war between doctors and pharmacists, and patients are caught in the middle
As part of Operation Pilluted, DEA raided medical clinics and pharmacies in Arkansas, Alabama, Louisiana and Mississippi
Michele Leonhart to leave DEA after report showed that agents attended parties with prostitutes provided by drug cartels
Michele Leonhart resigns in wake of report detailing allegations that DEA agents attended sex parties with prostitutes
Omar Trevino Morales, of the violent Los Zetas drug cartel, nabbed in a wealthy enclave without a shot fired
License plates tracked by law enforcement agencies shared with DEA to create national database, documents show
Drug trafficking organizations are rapidly splintering, but there’s no end in sight to the violence
The new regulations reclassify Vicodin and similar drugs to same category as cocaine, limits prescriptions to 90 days
Decision comes as federal lawmakers introduce a bill to prevent the DEA from interfering with state marijuana laws
