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Cops Aren't Worried About Marijuana, DEA's Own Report Finds

The federal government continues to crack down on weed despite locals' waning concern.
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DEA Agents Received Bonuses During 'Sex Parties' Investigation

One agent who allegedly assaulted a prostitute was given a $1,500 bonus.
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Mexico Says Drug Boss Guzman Narrowly Evades Capture

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Mexican Authorities Go After El Chapo In The Sinaloa Mountains

The drug kingpin has escaped from maximum security jail cells twice.
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DEA Employees Fail Drug Tests, Shockingly Face No Serious Consequences

New documents reveal lax discipline at the agency.
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DEA Informant Who Helped Defeat Medellín Cartel Sues Feds For Back Pay

Carlos Toro spent decades serving and sacrificing for the DEA, but he says they gave him almost nothing in return.
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Operation Naked King: U.S. Secretly Targeted Bolivia's Evo Morales In Drug Sting

A confidential informant says the DEA had its sights set on Bolivia's populist leader.
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New DEA Chief: 'Heroin Is Clearly More Dangerous Than Marijuana'

Last week, he said weed "probably" didn't pose as great a health risk as heroin.
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These Native American Tribes Legalized Weed, But That Didn't Stop Them From Getting Raided By The Feds

Despite a memo from the Department of Justice last October, the legal status of pot on tribal lands is still unclear.
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