Drug

Colombian President Gustavo Petro asserted that a U.S. naval strike on a narcotics ship was aimed at “a Colombian vessel with Colombian citizens on board.” The White House forcefully rejected his accusation, demanding a retraction and calling the claim “baseless and reprehensible.”

Amgen announced that it will offer discounted, direct-to-consumer sales of the injectable drug Repatha, used to treat high cholesterol.

The U.S. military carried out an airstrike on a boat believed to be a drug-trafficking vessel, War Secretary Pete Hegseth announced.

The Food and Drug Administration approved a generic abortion pill.

The Venezuelan government revealed that President Nicolás Maduro sent a letter to President Donald Trump, expressing an openness to dialogue amid strikes on boats believed to be carrying drugs.

The United States' lone amoxicillin and amoxicillin clavulanate manufacturer, USAntibiotics, announced a collaboration with Walmart and McKesson to provide domestically manufactured antibiotics.

The Trump administration has moved to ban drug commercials on television in a new memorandum.

Federal authorities have intercepted 1,300 barrels of methamphetamine precursor chemicals shipped from China and bound for Mexico's Sinaloa Cartel.

Two Texans died less than three months apart after ingesting pills laced with a synthetic opioid that is far deadlier than fentanyl.

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) unveiled a new plan to boost the nation's domestic pharmaceutical supply.