fentanyl
Cops Are Now Freaking Out About ‘Rainbow Fentanyl’
Law enforcement officials are warning that so-called “rainbow fentanyl” is targeting children. That’s almost certainly not true.
China’s Suspected Fentanyl King Claims He’s Being Framed by Pepsi, Coke
A CEO accused of suppling drug traffickers with chemicals to make fentanyl blames an American journalist—and Big Soda—for his U.S. indictment.
A $200 Million Load of Fentanyl Was Just Seized in El Chapo’s Hometown
Fentanyl is a boom drug for the Mexican cartels, which have embraced its production and trafficking in response to the demand for opioids in the U.S.
Cocaine, MDMA, Meth and Opioids to Be Decriminalised in Canadian Province
The three-year experiment in British Columbia is the latest progressive measure to combat record drug deaths.
The Future of Drugs Is a Synthetic Cocktail From Hell
The worst wave of the overdose crisis is here and it’s drugs worse than fentanyl you’ve likely never heard of.
17 and Hooked on Benzo Dope
As the drug supply in North America is flooded with highly potent synthetic drugs, teenage overdose deaths are skyrocketing—even though young people aren’t using more.
Cops Still Don’t Understand How Fentanyl Works
Police departments keep posting misleading information about the drug on social media—and spending money on expensive and useless equipment.
Drug Users Are Writing ‘Do Not Prosecute’ Letters So Their Dealers Aren’t Punished If They Die
The letters are a response to cases where dealers are charged and sentenced like murderers when their customers overdose.
Drug Users Can Now Legally Buy Pure Fentanyl for Dirt Cheap in Vancouver
A Vancouver harm-reduction organization is selling powder fentanyl capsules at street prices to stop overdoses.
Drug Users Are Losing Their Fingers and Toes After Shooting ‘Tranq Dope’
In Philadelphia, the animal tranquilizer xylazine has infiltrated the opioid supply, and it's been linked to horrific wounds and amputations.
People Are Dying of Overdoses in Mexico Because They Can’t Get Naloxone
Opioid overdoses are surging in Mexico, but naloxone, cheap and readily available just over the border, costs $25 a dose and requires a prescription.
4 Men Charged in Fentanyl Overdose That Killed Michael K. Williams
Irvin Cartagena, Hector Robles, Luis Cruz, and Carlos Macci were charged in New York on Tuesday.