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Easternmost coast of the United States, located near the North Atlantic Ocean
Nova Scotia gets most of the gasoline it sells from imports and market-priced benchmarks rather than large in‑province refining; the province’s regulator sets weekly retail price ranges based on a New...
Most reporting and government analyses say cocaine from South America reaches the United States through a handful of maritime corridors: the eastern Pacific corridor up the Pacific coast through Centr...
The available reporting does not provide a single, authoritative metric for "how much cocaine came to [the] US from the Dominican Republic" but offers consistent evidence that the Dominican Republic i...
Nova Scotia does not currently operate any petroleum refineries and therefore sources most of its gasoline and other refined petroleum products (RPPs) from refineries outside the province—principally ...
Colombian cocaine reaches the United States via multiple, overlapping corridors: maritime shipments across the Pacific and Caribbean, overland transits through Central America and Mexico, and smaller-...
Organized traffickers moving drugs from Venezuela into the Caribbean use a mix of small coastal craft and commercial shipping networks, exploiting major Caribbean transshipment hubs such as Kingston, ...
Dewey Beach in Skagit County, Washington, is a small waterfront neighborhood with a layered history: it began as Deception in the late 19th century, was briefly promoted as Fidalgo City during a boom,...