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Diplomacy or Submission? The Zionist Grip on US Political Power and Trump’s Uneasy Alliance With Netanyahu

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Fresno Suspect Caught After Jumping Out of Second-Floor Window, 2 Others Arrested

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Tesla Has Applied to Arizona for Robotaxi Service Certification, State Transport Department Says

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Evacuations Ongoing as San Luis Obispo’s Madre Fire Scorches Tens of Thousands of Acres

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US Senate to Vote on Trump Aid, Broadcasting Cuts as Deadline Looms

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US Health Department Widens Immigrant Benefit Restrictions

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Fresno Police Arrest Suspect in Stabbing That Left Man Critically Injured

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Madera County Authorities Seek Next of Kin for North Fork Man

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Froot Loops Maker WK Kellogg Agrees to $3.1 Billion Deal From Italy’s Ferrero

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China Signals Willingness to Sell Fighter Jets as Iran Eyes J-10 Aircraft

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AP Exclusive: Colleges Got $60M From OxyContin Family

BOSTON — Prestigious universities around the world have accepted at least $60 million over the past five years from the family that owns the maker of OxyContin, even as the company became embroiled in lawsuits related to the opioid epidemic, financial records show. Some of the donations arrived before recent...

Efforts to Minimize Opioid Painkillers After Surgery Appear to Be Working

The opioid epidemic has been wreaking misery and death across the nation for years. In 2017 alone, opioid overdoses killed more than 47,000 people – 10,000 more deaths than were caused by traffic accidents that year. For many people who abuse opioids, the problem begins with opioid prescriptions from their...

California Alleges Doctor Killed 4 Patients With Opioids

SACRAMENTO — California's attorney general said Wednesday that he is charging a Northern California doctor with killing four patients by overprescribing opioids and narcotics, crimes he linked to the nationwide opioid epidemic. Attorney General Xavier Becerra filed multiple criminal charges against Dr. Thomas McNeese Keller, 72, of Santa Rosa related...

Revamped OxyContin Was Supposed to Reduce Abuse, but Has It?

WASHINGTON — Dr. Raeford Brown was uniquely positioned to help the U.S. government answer a critical question: Is a new version of the painkiller OxyContin helping fight the national opioid epidemic? An expert in pain treatment at the University of Kentucky, Brown led a panel of outside experts advising the...

New Mexico Little League Park Plagued by Hypodermic Needles

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — A New Mexico Little League park is fighting a battle against discarded syringes with attached hypodermic needles amid the region's outgoing opioid epidemic. Atrisco Park, home of the Atrisco Valley Little League, in Albuquerque is racing to clean up syringes littering fields and the grounds to protect...

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