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use all investigative techniques and tools to identify and prosecute Darknet opioid dealers, wherever they may be located." Domestically, adds the Enquirer, "the operation lasted nine months and resulted in prosecutions in California, Georgia, Virginia and Texas." BBC News Online (VS) (9/22, 1.02M) rep

to the Justice Department, 179 people have been arrested and "$6.5M seized in worldwide crackdown on opioid trafficking on darknet." The Cincinnati Enquirer (9/22, Knight, 223K) quotes FBI Director Wray as saying, "With the spike in opioid- related overdose deaths during the COVID-19 pandemic, we recogniz

aking Trump Out Of Context. Fox News (9/22, Flood, 27.59M) reports on its website that White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany "accused CNN's Jim Acosta of taking President Trump out of context during Tuesday's White House press briefing." Acosta "asked McEnany about a partial quote President Trump

use all investigative techniques and tools to identify and prosecute Darknet opioid dealers, wherever they may be located." Domestically, adds the Enquirer, "the operation lasted nine months and resulted in prosecutions in California, Georgia, Virginia and Texas." BBC News Online (UK) (9/22, 1.02M) rep

to the Justice Department, 179 people have been arrested and "$6.5M seized in worldwide crackdown on opioid trafficking on darknet." The Cincinnati Enquirer (9/22, Knight, 223K) quotes FBI Director Wray as saying, "With the spike in opioid- related overdose deaths during the COVID-19 pandemic, we recogniz

aking Trump Out Of Context. Fox News (9/22, Flood, 27.59M) reports on its website that White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany "accused CNN's Jim Acosta of taking President Trump out of context during Tuesday's White House press briefing." Acosta "asked McEnany about a partial quote President Trump

o use all investigative techniques and tools to identify and prosecute Darknet opioid dealers, wherever they may be located." Domestically, adds the Enquirer, "the operation lasted nine months and resulted in prosecutions in California, Georgia, Virginia and Texas." BBC News Online (UK) <https://news.yah

om/media/lcayleigh-mcenany-jim-acosta> (9/22, Flood, 27.59M) reports on its website that White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany "accused CNN's Jim Acosta of taking President Trump out of context during Tuesday's White House press briefing." Acosta "asked McEnany about a partial quote President Trump