Should We Blame Pharmacies or the Government for Opioid-Related Deaths?
A federal jury in Cleveland yesterday concluded that three major pharmacy chains had contributed to a "public nuisance" in two ...
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Fentanyl Claims Three More Lives As It Pours Over The Southern Border
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Cops Are Dressing Up Like FedEx Guys and Arresting People for Drugs
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A New Study Finds That Reducing Pain Medication Is Associated With an Increased Risk of Overdose and Suicide
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If Sha’Carri Richardson Can Get High and Still Outrun Everybody, She Should Be Allowed To Do It
Sha'Carri Richardson ran 100 meters faster than any other woman at the U.S. Olympic trials, but she won't be able ...
The Migrant Crisis Isn’t Just About Illegal Immigration, It’s Also About The Cartels That Run The Border
The Biden administration would like you to know that, whatever is happening at the border, it’s not Joe Biden’s fault. ...
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