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DEA Finds U.S. Maritime Strikes Did Not Cut Cocaine Flow

The agency's internal review raises fresh doubts about the campaign's effectiveness and the legal and oversight questions it creates.

U.S. Strike in Eastern Pacific Kills Three as Boat‑strike Campaign’s Death Toll Tops 200

U.S. Strike in Eastern Pacific Kills One and Leaves Two Survivors as Maritime Campaign Tops 200 Dead

U.S. Says Caribbean and Pacific Strikes Kill Five in Expanding Anti-Drug Campaign

Coast Guard Cutter Munro Makes Largest At‑Sea Cocaine Seizure in 18 Years as Video Shows HITRON Disabling Go‑Fast

Ex-DEA Official Pleads Not Guilty in SDNY Case Alleging CJNG Laundering and Weapons Plot

Coast Guard Offloads Record 49,000 Pounds of Cocaine From Single Cutter at Port Everglades

Pfizer–Trump Drug-Pricing Deal and ‘TrumpRx’ Plan Jolt Health-Care Stocks Higher

Bristol Myers Sets U.K. Price for New Schizophrenia Drug Equal to U.S., Threatens to Pull Product

Coast Guard Touts 75,000-Pound Cocaine Seizure in Pacific Viper as New Video Shows 5,500-Pound Bust

WSJ Names 'El Mencho' the World's Most Powerful Trafficker as U.S. Cocaine Use Surges

ICE Offers $10 Million Reward for Information Leading to Capture of 'El Alfredillo'

FDA Ends GLP-1 Drug Shortages, Triggering New Pricing and Coverage Moves

US Offers $5 Million Bounty for Mexican Cartel Leader Declared Terrorist

Family of Slain DEA Agent Kiki Camarena Sues Sinaloa Cartel Under U.S. Anti-Terrorism Laws

Son of Mexican Cartel Leader Sentenced to Life in U.S. Prison