Three scandalous news on January 8 that you will definitely want to comment on

Every day, when choosing news for you, our editors sift out dozens of news items. Sometimes too local, sometimes too global, sometimes too narrow, sometimes incredibly broad. We want to convey to you exactly what is important and useful for immigrants and US residents in…

Gas stations in the US are selling a drink that can cause cramps and loss of consciousness: FDA urges caution

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is warning Americans not to buy the liquid form of tianeptine, known as "gas station heroin", as some people have reported hospitalization and seizures after using it. Vice reported in more detail. FDA...

The center of San Francisco has become a territory of the homeless, drug dealers and thieves: businesses and residents are fleeing from there en masse

The once thriving downtown area of ​​San Francisco is turning into a derelict area. Offices and marketplaces are closing, the streets have been taken over by the homeless and drug addicts, according to the DailyMail. Today, the once bustling Union Square and downtown San Francisco are a shadow of their former selves: rows of empty shops, rare people...

In California, a teenager brought a dangerous drug to school: an employee of the institution was injured

A 13-year-old California student was arrested after bringing fentanyl to school, which led to an overdose in a school employee, according to FoxNews. The Bakersfield Police Department responded to an incident at Chipman High School on September 9 after the school said…

US teens use special emoji codes to buy drugs: Parents are asked to be vigilant

Teenagers buy lethal drugs from strangers on social media—they don't even have to name the drug they're looking for. To do this, they use a special set of emoticons. The New York Post writes about it. According to the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA),…

From Tijuana to California underground: a half-kilometer tunnel for drug smuggling was discovered on the US border

US Department of Security (DHS) agents tracked down drug smugglers and discovered a 1744-foot (540 m) tunnel from Tijuana to California. Details shared edition of the Daily Mail. Federal agents discovered a tunnel that ran from a home in the Mexican border city of Tijuana to a warehouse in…

A seventh-grader died of an overdose of fentanyl, which he took at a school in Connecticut: another 40 packets of the drug were hidden in the institution

Authorities said the 13-year-old, who was hospitalized Jan. 13 after apparent exposure to fentanyl at a Connecticut high school, died Jan. 15, NBC reported. Hartford police pointed to an accidental "proximity" and inadvertent "contact" with the teen's synthetic opioid fentanyl, and...

US drug overdose deaths hit record highs: many did not even know they were taking fentanyl

Fueled by the COVID-19 pandemic and increased use of fentanyl, the US drug epidemic exploded with renewed vigor as Americans were isolated. Writes about this CNN. According to preliminary figures released by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), from May 2020 ...

For the first time in the USA: in one of the states all types of drugs have been decriminalized

Officially, a state law comes into force, de-criminalizing the use of heroin and other street drugs in small quantities, writes CNN. Oregon became the first state in the country to officially decriminalize the possession and personal use of all drugs. State Voters Approve Measure 110 ...

Oregon was the first in the United States to decriminalize hard drugs

Oregon made history as the first state to decriminalize small amounts of heroin and other street drugs. More details were told by the Oregon Live edition. The overwhelming majority of voters supported this law. Almost final results showed that 59% supported decriminalization of drugs, 41% were against. ...

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