Katie Zezima on the pharmaceutical company’s landmark settlement. Amy Gardner on voting rights for felons in Florida. And Dan Zak on butterflies and the border wall.
- Purdue Pharma, state of Oklahoma reach settlement in landmark opioid lawsuit
- Purdue Pharma CEO says bankruptcy is ‘an option’ as company faces opioid lawsuits
- Florida agreed to let felons vote. Now Republicans are trying to limit who is eligible.
- The long, racist history of Florida’s now-repealed ban on felons voting
- Florida ex-felons reclaim their voting rights, ready to become ‘like every other American citizen’
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Katie Zezima on the pharmaceutical company’s landmark settlement. Amy Gardner on voting rights for felons in Florida. And Dan Zak on butterflies and the border wall.
- Purdue Pharma, state of Oklahoma reach settlement in landmark opioid lawsuit
- Purdue Pharma CEO says bankruptcy is ‘an option’ as company faces opioid lawsuits
- Florida agreed to let felons vote. Now Republicans are trying to limit who is eligible.
- The long, racist history of Florida’s now-repealed ban on felons voting
- Florida ex-felons reclaim their voting rights, ready to become ‘like every other American citizen’
Josh Dawsey and Karoun Demirjian report on Washington’s response to Attorney General William P. Barr’s summary of Robert S. Mueller III's Russia investigation. And Jeff Stein on Puerto Rico’s loss of food stamp funding.
Katie Zezima and Joel Achenbach on gun control and the public health crisis of suicides. Anton Troianovski and Shane Harris on how Russia interfered in American elections. Plus, Reed Albergotti on Apple switching up its business model.