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Cuba Could Teach Us a Few Things
As the U.S. rolls back its commitments at home and abroad, we could learn a lot from Cuba, a resilient nation familiar with hardship.
Man Poses as Physician at Pain Clinic Writing Opioid Prescriptions
Man poses as physician at pill mill writing opioid prescriptions with two co-conspirators.
Will Imposing Criminal Penalties Stop Irresponsible Prescribing Practices?
Some plaintiffs wish to impose harsh criminal penalties on drug makers who put profits above people.
Viacom and Others Working on David Spade’s Show, ‘Lights Out’ Sued in Wrongful Death Suit
Viacom and others are at the center of a wrongful death suit after an accountant working on David Spade’s show, ‘Lights Out,’ drove while intoxicated and hit and killed 24-year-old Noah Benardout.
Daughter Sounds Alarm After Father was Bitten by Hundreds of Ants at Atlanta VA Hospital
The daughter of a Vietnam vet is sounding the alarm after her father was bitten by hundreds of ants at a VA hospital in Atlanta.
California On the Verge of Banning Private Prisons and Immigration Detention Centers
Assembly Bill 32 will outlaw private prisons in California. It’ll also shut down ICE’s biggest contractor facilities in the state.
Trump Administration Sets Up ‘Tent Courts’ Along U.S.-Mexico Border
Immigration activists are afraid the tent courts could violate migrants’ rights.
As Reports of Hot Car-Related Deaths Continues to Climb, Automakers Consider Back Seat Alert Systems
In plans announced earlier this month, U.S. Automakers said they want to implement reminder systems in new cars to help prevent hot car-related deaths.
Purdue Prepares for Bankruptcy if Settlement Can’t be Reached
Purdue prepares for Chapter 11 as trial date looms.