The agreement appeared likely to mark a retreat for White House officials who had demanded major spending cuts in exchange for a new budget deal. Negotiators are awaiting final approval from the president.
Cuyahoga County and Summit County soon will be at the center of the most important legal test of how much responsibility drug companies bear for the opioid epidemic. A drugstore in one Cleveland suburb received millions of pain pills, more than any other in Cuyahoga County, over a seven-year period.
A group of recovering addicts in Abingdon, Va., respond to The Post's reporting on what company executives said in emails as the opioid crisis raged on.
Organizers expect more than 1 million people to join a national march Monday to show their anger with Gov. Ricardo Rosselló — who announced he will not seek reelection — and the territory's entire political system.
In Greenville, N.C., where Trump supporters chanted "Send her back!" in reference to Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.), who is Muslim and a refugee, leaders of three congregations handled the moment differently in the pulpit.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.), faced with questions of electability, is trying to show that her message appeals in places such as Iowa. Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), meanwhile, is fishing for votes among older Iowans more likely to support former vice president Joe Biden.
Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan's meeting with the president will be a get-together of two celebrity gadflies turned rabble-rousing, nationalist politicians.
Twitter
Facebook
No comments:
Post a Comment