OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Oklahoma has secured a $2.6 million refund for the purchase of a malaria drug once touted by President Donald Trump as an effective treatment for COVID-19, a state official said Friday.

Attorney General Mike Hunter said the state the state will receive the refund under an agreement with FFF Enterprises, a California-based medical supply wholesaler.

"I commend the leadership at FFF Enterprises who worked with us to return the state's supply of hydroxychloroquine while giving the state a refund," Hunter said in a statement. "They recognized we were in competition with every...