San Francisco issues warning amid fentanyl overdose deaths
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San Francisco health officials issued a warning Thursday following a spike in fentanyl overdoses in which users were exposed to the opioid while using cocaine.
Another nine similar non-fatal events occurred in two groups of people, the agency said.
President Donald Trump announced Tuesday that the U.S. would “take over" the Gaza Strip in “a "long-term ownership position."
Republicans have backed Russell Vought’s nomination and claim he’s prepared for the role since he led the office during Trump’s first administration.
Guatemala has agreed to accept flights of illegal immigrants from the U.S., Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced Wednesday.
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt says Democrats "don't even know what they're talking about" when it comes to DOGE.
U.S. Secret Service took someone into custody after the individual sought to scale the White House fence on Monday.
Republicans in the Senate are looking to push for a vote on a reconciliation bill plan next week, getting out ahead of the House Republicans and steering the process in a different direction.
Sen. Joni Ernst, R-Iowa, wrote to Secretary of State Marco Rubio about how USAID has stonewalled her oversight efforts for years as she seeks to bring accountability to the foreign aid agency.
At the department headquarters in Washington, DC, Energy Secretary Chris Wright laid out his departmental vision on Wednesday in remarks to staff.
President Donald Trump's pick to lead the Department of Housing and Urban Development was confirmed on Wednesday, becoming the 12th confirmation of his second term.
Legal expert Sarah Marshall Perry breaks down what the latest lawsuit challenging the Trump administration's gender-related executive order means.
Kurt the CyberGuy offers tips to dramatically reduce the risk of having your information stolen while booking flights, cruises, vehicles and accommodations.
Speaker Mike Johnson was asked about President Donald Trump's proposal to invade Gaza on Wednesday.
U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi was sworn in at the Justice Department Wednesday, taking the reins amid a firestorm of reassignments, lawsuits and resignations from senior law enforcement officials.