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Sackler family in talks to give up ownership of Purdue Pharma under proposed opioid settlement

As part of the agreement, the family would offer its addiction treatment drugs free to the public.

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‘Sometimes You Just Call To Hear Your Daughter’s Voice’

The opioid crisis has hit Russian Jews hard. Parents of addicts say the wider community should do more, but admit to being in denial.

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Long Island Politicians Look To Schools To Fight Hate

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A Family’s Fortune: Tearing Out The Hate

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NY Times’ Steven Greenhouse On The Labor Movement, Then And Now

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Back from the brink, Hadassah banks on bipartisanship in attracting new members

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The Dogist, one of Instagram’s most popular dog-themed accounts, goes to Israel

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The Long And Weary Road

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Personal Essay: To Have And Have Not

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