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On National Fentanyl Awareness Day, DEA Head Highlights Role of Chinese Producers in Opioids Reaching America

Testifying at a hearing before Congress on May 7, which is National Fentanyl Awareness Day, Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) Administrator Anne Milgram described how chemical companies and money laundering organizations
China fentanyl precursor sellers are taking Bitcoin and Tether to settle payments for overseas shipments.

Trump Will Continue Support for Taiwan if He Becomes President, Ex-Ambassador Says

A former U.S. ambassador who served under the Trump administration said he believed former President Donald Trump would continue support for Taiwan if he wins back the White House this
In China, Blinken Lays Out America’s Red Lines on Russia, Other Tensions
us secretary of state antony blinken at press conference in beijing china on april 26 2024
Blinken in China: Calls for ‘Level Playing Field,’ Resolution Over Trade Disputes
US Considering Sanctions on Chinese Banks for Russia Dealings, But No Concrete Plans Yet
Biden Signs Law Granting Massive $95 Billion Foreign Aid Package, Passes TikTok Bill
Biden Proposes Tripling Tariffs on Chinese Steel, Aluminum to Counter Beijing’s Product Dumping
US to Continue Sanctioning Iran to Disrupt its ‘Malign and Destabilizing Activity,’ Yellen Says
The United States and allies urged Afghans to leave Kabul airport, citing the threat of terrorist attacks.
American Vets Defy Orders From Washington and Rescue Afghan Allies
A few days before the U.S. fully pulled out from Afghanistan, a group of volunteer American veterans...
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Clock Running Out on Evacuations from Afghanistan: Japan Struggles to Airlift Nationals, Brings Afghans
As the clock runs out in Afghanistan, Japan’s Self-Defense Force planes are waiting nearby in a secure...
Afghans (L) crowd at the airport as U.S. soldiers stand guard in Kabul on August 16, 2021. Washington Post, relying on anonymous officials from both the U.S. and fallen Afghanistan governments, revealed the Biden administration declined an offer from the Taliban to secure Kabul after Afghan President Ashraf Ghani fled the country.
US Declined Taliban Offer to Control Kabul Until Aug. 31 Troop Withdrawal
The United States was offered by the Taliban to secure Kabul the day former Afghanistan President Ashraf...
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US Strikes ISIS-K Target After Kabul Airport Blast, Biden Warns of More Attacks
The U.S. has conducted a drone strike east of Afghanistan, targeting the terror outfit ISIS-K. The strike...
The United States and allies urged Afghans to leave Kabul airport, citing the threat of terrorist attacks.
US Embassy Issues Second Security Alert, Afghanistan Evacuation Enters Final Stage
On Aug. 27, the U.S. Embassy in Afghanistan issued a second alert to Americans, warning them not to approach...
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Explosions at Kabul Airport Kill More than 100 People, Including 13 US Soldiers
More than 90 Afghans and at least 13 American servicemen were killed by two explosions at the Hamid Karzai...
Joe Biden holds a briefing on wildfires ahead of the wildfire season with cabinet members, government officials, as well as governors of several western states including Oregon Governor Kate Brown (on screen), in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building on June 30, 2021. Brown signed Oregon into an agreement with Beijing in 2015 after attending a conference in Seattle where President Xi Jinping made a personal appearance.
Oregon Gov. Kate Brown Attended Meeting With United Front Association, Signed Deal With Beijing in 2015
Governor of Oregon, Kate Brown, attended a “Governors Forum” sponsored by a known arm of the Chinese...
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Biden Sticks to Withdrawal From Afghanistan by Aug. 31, Evacuation Facing Terror Threats
President Joe Biden indicated that he plans on sticking to the August 31 deadline for full withdrawal...
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State Department: 1,500 Americans Still in Afghanistan
Thousands evacuated, but efforts could continue past Aug. 31 deadline About 4,500 Americans have been...