Nearly 2,000 communities hurt by the opioid crisis are suing drug companies for staggering sums to cover the costs of treatment, education and law enforcement.
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Democrats joined with Republicans to stop the measure — an unusual optic one day after a divided House voted to condemn racist remarks by the president.
The vote to hold the attorney general and commerce secretary in criminal contempt for failing to provide census documents came amid soaring tensions between the White House and Congress.
Footage of the 1992 party at Mar-a-Lago shows Donald Trump grabbing dancing cheerleaders and socializing with Epstein, the financier who was charged with sex trafficking.
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Unlike the far better-known Frankfurt in western Germany, the eastern Frankfurt was homogeneously German. To some locals, the refugees offer salvation after decades of devastating population decline. To others, the new arrivals could be the coup de grace for a city that was already struggling.
The accusations made in a complaint filed with U.S. Customs and Border Protection have come to light as the agency battles an onslaught of criticism and allegations of abuse at its facilities.
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Millions of users, including Drake, LeBron James and the Jonas Brothers, have posted photos of themselves that had been altered by the app to make them look years older. But late Wednesday, the Democratic National Committee was warning against the app's use.
A series of explosions triggered an inferno that swept through the three-story workspace near Kyoto, leaving many of its occupants unconscious and injured, authorities said. The suspect, a 41-year-old man, was in police custody.
Let's face it: Too many people are competing to be the Democratic nominee in next year's presidential election. If you hear a name or see a face and find yourself asking, "Wait, which one is he?" or "Is she the one who …" then this quiz is for you.
By Bonnie Berkowitz , Chiqui Esteban and Adrian Blanco · Read more
Jerry Foxhoven, a self-described "66-year-old white guy" and Tupac devotee, hosted "Tupac Fridays" and celebrated his birthday with Tupac-themed pastries.
The administration said in May that it would invoke emergency authority to push through the sales. Bipartisan majorities in both the Senate and the House objected.
Scott Higham and Steven Rich unpack the DEA's pain pill database. Sean Sullivan explains what's missing in presidential candidates' appeals to Hispanic voters. And Justin Moyer on an alternative currency.
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