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The Secret Service found cocaine in the West Wing of the White House in a"dime-sized baggie" while doing routine rounds on Sunday night.: It's unclear how the illicit drug made it into the White House. The discovery of the white powder in a common area of the West Wing led to a brief evacuation of the White House. President Joe Biden was at Camp David at the time.
: Sources across the spectrum covered the cocaine discovery, with some left-rated sources focusing more on how Biden and his family were away at the time. Some right-rated sources focused more on Hunter Biden's history of drug abuse and recent visit to the White House.
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