As a senator, Joe Biden spoke at length about the dangers people who smoke crack cocaine pose to society. The irony is palpable.

Remember a decade ago when leftists began enabling drug addicts by providing them with free needles? In retrospect, that decision was mild.

A branch of the Sackler family launched a website arguing that its role fueling the opioid crisis was overstated as part of a smear campaign.

'Yes, there may be people coming across the border but there’s dangerous drugs coming across the border,' Texas Gov. Greg Abbott said.

The number of Americans at risk from such a high amount of fentanyl being brought in is difficult to overstate.

The ad features the story of Alice Marie Johnson, who was sentenced in the mid 1990s to life in prison. In 2018, Trump commuted Johnson's sentence.

The confrontation happened in a village close to the border crossing in the Rio Grande town and involved shooting up several local buildings.

The extract that's been showing up in everything from candy to coffee is legally derived from hemp plants, which look an awful lot like that other cannabis.

Biden's line prompted quite a bit of buzz on social media, and it wasn't long before the former vice president's people were disavowing it.

These members of the U.S. Coast Guard jumped onto a moving vessel to force it to stop so its illicit cargo could be seized.