Study Links Drug Maker Gifts for Doctors to More Overdose Deaths
Counties where doctors got more meals, trips and consulting fees from opioid makers had higher overdose deaths involving prescription opioids.
R. Kelly’s Manager Surrenders on Threat Charge
Henry James Mason was wanted on charges he threatened a father who accuses the R&B singer of holding his daughter captive.
in her words: Women’s March 2019: Having Trouble Keeping Up? Here’s What to Know
Marchers will take to the streets on Saturday, despite recent tensions and competing marches in New York.
Pelosi Delays Trip and Aides Accuse Trump Administration of Leaking Travel Plans
The House speaker and other lawmakers had planned to fly commercially to Afghanistan after the president revoked the use of a military plane, but the trip was delayed over security concerns.
El Espace: 500,000 Students Are Affected by the L.A. Teachers Strike. Most Are Latino.
This week in El Espace: “Hamilton” in Puerto Rico, changes in mental health guidelines for boys and more.
California Today: California Today: How a Restaurant Critic Decides Where to Eat
Friday: Tejal Rao talks about how she approaches her job; PG&E bankruptcy complications; and why Novato doesn’t have Goff Fever.
Doug Jones Risks His Alabama Senate Seat Over the Shutdown and the Wall
For Mr. Jones, the fight over the shutdown, in a state where President Trump is popular and many federal workers live, is a reminder that his party’s views are out of step back home.
‘It’s Making Us Less Prepared’: Shutdown Slows Planning for Hurricanes and Other Disasters
The partial government shutdown has kept storm researchers from updating forecast models and emergency managers from disaster training.
Federal Courts, Running Out of Money, Brace for Shutdown’s Pain
The judicial branch has been able to continue paying its workers so far, but that may soon change if the partial government shutdown continues.
Microsoft’s Leap Into Housing Illuminates Government’s Retreat
The pledge of $500 million to help build affordable housing in Seattle reflects a nationwide void in addressing the problem.
On Politics: Number of Children Separated From Parents May Be Much Higher
A federal agency said last year that 2,737 migrant children had been taken from their parents, but a new report says thousands may have been omitted from that count.
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