Newly released data from the Drug Enforcement Administration shows a trend in pill distribution that, according to plaintiffs suing the drug industry, can't be passed off as reasonable therapeutic medical treatment.
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In 2008, a congressional panel summoned executives of the nation's largest drug distribution companies to explain why they were saturating the country with opioid pills. Here's what they said.
Democratic presidential candidates were among those calling for action after The Post published a massive database tracking the distribution of opioids in the United States.
As is often the case, President Trump acted alone last Sunday when he fired off a trio of racist tweets — impulsively following his gut to the dark side of American politics, and now the country would have to pick up the pieces.
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Sens. Bill Cassidy and Ted Cruz have introduced a nonbinding resolution against the collection of groups, networks and individuals who support aggressive opposition to activists on the far right.
Young people are fleeing California's coastal metroplexes and cosmopolitan enclaves as the cost of living soars. Second-tier cities like Bakersfield, Fresno and Merced in the Central Valley are scooping them up and shifting their culture to lure more.
Feeling the pressure, lawmakers on the panels have been practicing for Wednesday's much-anticipated testimony from the former special counsel in the Russia investigation.
Boris Johnson's biographers, friends and rivals analyze newspaper clips by the former journalist, who has learned to combine high-brow classicism with everyman populism.
CNN found a smart system to assure relative balance between upper- and lower-tier candidates, creating dynamics that will differ from those in the previous debate.
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