All articles tagged with #drug test
Taylor Frankie Paul has stepped away from Hulu’s The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives after reportedly failing a court-ordered drug test amid ongoing custody battles with her ex-boyfriend and ex-husband; in an Instagram post she blasted castmates for bullying, and Season 6 has been filming without her since July, marking another chapter in a months-long legal scandal surrounding her and her family.
An Air India Airbus A320neo on AI2379 from Phuket to Delhi suddenly lost about 300 feet at cruising altitude, injuring 13 passengers and 4 crew; authorities say the aircraft had 13 faults in the 80 minutes prior, a stall warning triggered an autopilot disengagement and nose-down recovery, and the captain later tested positive for marijuana in a post-arrival drug test—investigations and regulatory scrutiny are ongoing.
Atlanta Braves utility player Jurickson Profar could receive a 162-game suspension for a second positive drug test, AP sources say, a penalty that would sideline him for the entire season; the report notes his spring training activity as the case unfolds.
A satirical OutKick piece recounts Tyrann Mathieu’s claimed extreme bid to beat an LSU drug test, including drinking bleach and other desperate ideas, framed as an entertainment story rather than a strict news report.
Authorities in Indianapolis are awaiting toxicology results after Mark Sanchez, ex-Jets quarterback and Fox Sports analyst, was involved in a stabbing incident following a dispute with a grease truck driver. The case's details are still under investigation, with security footage showing Sanchez running before the altercation, and the reason for the dispute remains unclear.
California State Senator Sabrina Cervantes will not face DUI charges after a blood test showed no alcohol or drugs in her system following a collision near the Capitol, despite initial police suspicion of impairment.
Philadelphia Eagles running back Saquon Barkley revealed he was subjected to a random NFL drug test following his viral reverse hurdle over a Jacksonville Jaguars defender. The impressive play, part of a pivotal drive, contributed to the Eagles' 28-23 victory. Barkley finished the game with 199 yards from scrimmage and two touchdowns.
UFC star Jon Jones has been charged with two misdemeanors in New Mexico after allegedly taking a drug tester's phone and threatening her during a random drug test at his home. Jones denies the allegations, claiming the interaction ended amicably. If convicted, he could face fines and up to one year in jail.
Boxer Ryan Garcia tested positive for the banned substance Ostarine before his fight against Devin Haney, leading to threats of quitting boxing in since-deleted social media posts. Garcia's lawyers claim the positive results are due to supplement contamination, supported by a negative hair sample test. The New York State Athletic Commission is investigating the matter.
Ryan Garcia's B sample drug test from his fight with Devin Haney confirmed the presence of the banned substance Ostarine. Despite the likelihood of his victory being overturned, Garcia remains unconcerned and continues to engage with fans and media on social media.
Former President Donald Trump made unsubstantiated claims that President Joe Biden was high on cocaine during his State of the Union address and renewed his call for Biden to take a drug test before any potential debates. Trump's comments were met with criticism from the Biden campaign, which labeled them as a "bizarre outburst." Trump has repeatedly pushed for a debate with Biden, citing concerns about the president's age and energy levels. However, Biden has not committed to a debate and has emphasized that his decision will depend on Trump's behavior.
Charlie Sheen will gain full custody of his teenage twins if his ex-wife Brooke Mueller fails a drug test, as stated in court documents. The documents also require Mueller to undergo regular drug and alcohol testing and provide information about her sources of controlled substances. Sheen recently filed an emergency request for sole legal custody following Mueller's 2023 relapse, despite both parties having battled addiction in the past. Mueller is reportedly prioritizing a 12-step program for her addiction, while Sheen has described himself as a "single dad" to their children.
Elon Musk has responded to a Wall Street Journal report concerning his alleged drug use by stating he has passed all random drug tests with no trace of drugs or alcohol found in his system over the past three years. This follows concerns from Tesla and SpaceX executives about his behavior, particularly after Musk smoked marijuana on the "Joe Rogan Experience" in 2018. Musk's attorney, Alex Spiro, confirmed Musk has never failed a test, although the report suggests Musk's drug use has been a topic of informal discussion among Tesla board members for years. Musk has admitted to using ketamine to treat depression, a use which is currently being explored in clinical trials despite it only being FDA-approved as an anesthetic. Elon Musk remains the wealthiest person in the world with a net worth valued at $243.5 billion.
Bellator lightweight champion Usman Nurmagomedov has been suspended for six months and fined $50,000 after testing positive for a prohibited substance. He has been removed from the Bellator Lightweight World Grand Prix, but will not be stripped of his title. Nurmagomedov's tournament win has been overturned to a no contest. His manager claims he was using a prescription medication that contained a banned substance in California, and Nurmagomedov will now enroll with the Voluntary Anti-Doping Agency (VADA). It is unclear who will replace him in the tournament.
UFC women's bantamweight contender Mayra Bueno Silva has been suspended for 4½ months by the Nevada State Athletic Commission (NSAC) after testing positive for ritalinic acid, a medication she claimed was for her ADHD. Her win over Holly Holm in July has been overturned to a no contest. Bueno Silva, along with two other UFC fighters, received suspensions for positive drug tests. UFC welterweight Daniel Rodriguez was suspended for six months, while UFC heavyweight Walt Harris received a one-year suspension. Both Rodriguez and Harris tested positive in out-of-competition testing.