The Opioid Files
The biggest civil trial in U.S. history will start with two Ohio counties
Cuyahoga and Summit counties soon will be at the center of the most important legal test of how much responsibility drug companies bear for the opioid epidemic.
EXCLUSIVE
Leaked documents reveal Huawei’s secret operations to build North Korea’s wireless network
The company, which faces growing scrutiny and suspicion, worked with another Chinese firm to funnel equipment across the border for nearly a decade, internal documents say.
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Puerto Ricans stage islandwide protests to demand their governor step down
Gov. Ricardo Rosselló said he would not seek reelection next year, but that did not assuage Puerto Ricans incensed by leaked group-chat messages in which he and his allies insulted women and gay people, made light of Hurricane Maria’s dead and revealed potentially criminal behavior by his administration.
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Justice Elena Kagan, who was nominated to replace Stevens after his retirement, called the former justice a hero. Stevens’s body is lying in repose today at the Supreme Court building.
Bill Wehrum, who resigned last month, is under scrutiny for his dealings with industry players who lobbied the government to ease carbon pollution limits.
President Trump denied the claim, dismissing the reports as “totally false” and “more lies and propaganda” from the Iranian government.
In Greenville, N.C., where Trump supporters chanted “Send her back!” in reference to Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.), leaders of three congregations handled the moment differently in the pulpit.
The chief of the Gretna Police Department in Louisiana called his officer's comments “disturbing” but stopped short of saying it was a threat.
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In Case You Missed It
Boris Johnson’s biographers, friends and rivals talk to The Post about how they interpret his personality through his writing.
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The fighters have been crossing from Syria since the self-proclaimed caliphate’s defeat there earlier this year.
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Special Report
For ‘client’ Jeffrey Epstein, an unlocked cell in a Florida jail
Documents shed new light on the apparent deference granted to the wealthy financier while in the custody of Palm Beach County.
