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Young people are being targeted with brightly colored ‘rainbow fentanyl,’ government drug agency warns
“They’re doing this to get new users, to appeal to younger users. We’re finding it all over the social media platforms. Rainbow pills are all over,” said the administrator of the Drug Enforcement Administration. → Read More
Capitol rioter compares attacks on her to treatment of ‘Jews in Germany’
Jenna Ryan, a Texas realtor who has sought to parlay her role in the Capitol riot into a career as a right-wing media personality, reported to prison Dec. 21. → Read More
Fake 'prescription' pills sold by drug traffickers may contain lethal amounts of fentanyl, says DEA
The DEA worries that drug traffickers who are trying to fool customers into buying "prescription" drugs are going to wind up killing them with fentanyl. → Read More
A profitable 'death trap': Sequel youth facilities raked in millions while accused of abusing children
Sequel Youth & Family Services collected hundreds of millions in tax dollars to care for vulnerable children, despite abuse and negligence allegations. → Read More
'It's just how you really are inside': 9-year-old shares transgender journey
Fourth grader Jacob Lemay knew he was a boy before he could properly pronounce the word “transgender.” His whole family now advocates for trans rights. → Read More
'They told me it was going to be a good place': Allegations of abuse at home for at-risk kids
An NBC News review of documents and interviews with students, ex-employees, and lawyers raise questions about the welfare of kids at Iowa's Clarinda Academy. → Read More
Undocumented immigrant says he worked at property co-owned by Trump sons
An immigrant said he was a caretaker at a shooting range owned by Trump’s sons and worked without authorization at one of his golf courses before he was fired. → Read More
U.S. missionary group apologizes to child sex abuse victims after NBC News report
A U.S. missionary group has issued a public apology to child sex abuse victims who were featured in an in-depth NBC News report. → Read More
Trump golf club fired 12 workers living in the U.S. illegally, lawyer says
President Donald Trump’s golf club in Westchester County, New York, fired 12 workers who were living in the country illegally, workers and their lawyer said. → Read More
How journalist Amanda Lindhout's brutal kidnapper was brought to justice
The story of how Canadian authorities found and trapped one woman's kidnapper through an international sting operation is full of dramatic twists and turns. → Read More
Trump's New Jersey golf club employs undocumented immigrants, women say
The president who denounces illegal immigration employs them at Trump National Golf Club, a current and a former employee said on Thursday. → Read More
Burnout among physicians a pervasive problem that can lead to major medical errors
Doctor burnout is a pervasive issue, with more than half of U.S. physicians experiencing "substantial systems" of job burnout, according to a 2017 National Academy of Medicine paper. → Read More
New questions raised about Avenatti claims regarding Kavanaugh
As Chuck Grassley accuses Julie Swetnick of misleading Congress, new questions are being raised about Michael Avenatti's claims regarding Brett Kavanaugh. → Read More
Kavanaugh accuser Julie Swetnick speaks out on sexual abuse allegations
Julie Swetnick says she's a shy person who pays no attention to politics. But she says she felt she had to go public with serious allegations against Supreme Court nominee Judge Brett Kavanaugh. → Read More
Las Vegas shooting survivors grieve one year later: 'You're missing your soul mate'
One year later, survivors and family members of the victims of the massacre at the Route 91 Harvest country music festival on Oct. 1 are still healing. → Read More
This is why Andrea Constand says she had to forgive Bill Cosby
Bill Cosby faces years in prison after being convicted of drugging and sexually assaulting Andrea Constand at his home in 2004. → Read More
University Hospitals fertility clinic failure affects more patients than thought
The University Hospitals Fertility Center in Cleveland notified 950 patients that human error contributed to the loss of 4,000 frozen eggs and embryos. → Read More
Trump to roll out opioid plan Monday, including tougher punishment
President Donald Trump will roll out plans to tackle the opioid crisis that may call for tougher penalties for drug dealers, including the death penalty. → Read More
Olympic Committee was told in 2015 of suspected abuse of gymnasts by Larry Nassar
An email sent to the U.S. Olympic Committee in 2015 outlined abuse allegations against Larry Nassar. The organization says its CEO never saw it. → Read More
What's happening to our kids? Depression, anxiety crisis deepening in U.S.
American children’s mental health is worrying experts, with one in five kids suffering from a diagnosable mental, emotional or behavioral disorder. → Read More