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Chinese organized crime ❝has taken over marijuana in Oklahoma and the United States,❞ said Donnie Anderson, director of Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs, in an interview.

Q24N (VOA) --  Former Honduras President Juan Orlando Hernandez's trial on United States drug trafficking charges began Tuesday, giving a New York jury the chance to determine whether Washington's onetime key anti-drug ally actually ran the Central American country as a "narco-state." Hernandez was close to Washington during his 2014-2022 tenure. Honduras received more than…

Former Honduras President Juan Orlando Hernandez's trial on U.S. drug trafficking charges began Tuesday, giving a New York jury the chance to determine whether Washington's onetime key anti-drug ally actually ran the Central American country as a "narco-state." Hernandez was close to Washington during his 2014-2022 tenure. Honduras received more than $50 million in U.S.…

NEW YORK — Former Honduras President Juan Orlando Hernandez's went on trial in the US yesterday in front of a  New York jury charged with running the Central American country as a "narco-state."Hernandez was previously regarded as a close ally of Washington in suppressing drugs trafficking.and he won support from former President Donald Trump for cracking down on illegal migration into the United States.

NEW YORK - Former Honduras President Juan Orlando Hernandez's trial on U.S. drug trafficking charges starts Tuesday, giving a New York jury the chance to determine whether Washington's onetime key anti-drug ally actually ran the Central American country as a \"narco-state.\" Read more at straitstimes.com.

Juan Orlando Hernandez faces a mandatory minimum sentence of 40 years and up to life in prison if convicted on all counts

By Luc Cohen NEW YORK (Reuters) - Former Honduras President Juan Orlando Hernandez's trial on U.S. drug trafficking charges starts Tuesday, giving a New York jury the chance to determine whether Washington's onetime key anti-drug ally actually ran ...

Seward & Kissel names Nora Shearer chief marketing and business development officer.

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul signed a bill last month that could help probe possible ties between terrorist networks and New York City's illegal smoke shops -- but a legislative compromise is throwing up a major hurdle to those efforts, sources told The Post.

Jelly Roll Gives Passionate Testimony in U.S. Senate on the Fentanyl Crisis