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US overdose deaths plunged 27% last yearspeed read Drug overdose still 'remains the leading cause of death for Americans aged 18-44,' said the CDC
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'Despite all past efforts, system failures occur'Instant Opinion Opinion, comment and editorials of the day
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Gabbard fires intelligence chiefs after Venezuela reportspeed read Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard has fired the top two officials leading the National Intelligence Council
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Critics' choice: Reimagined Mexican-American fareFeature A shape-shifting dining experience, an evolving 50-year-old restaurant, and Jalisco-style recipes
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Here We Are: Stephen Sondheim's 'utterly absorbing' final musicalThe Week Recommends The musical theatre legend's last work is 'witty, wry and suddenly wise'
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The Trial: 'sharp' legal drama with a 'clever' scriptThe Week Recommends Channel 5's one-off show imagines a near future where parents face trial for their children's crimes
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Riefenstahl: a 'gripping and incrementally nauseating' documentaryThe Week Recommends Andres Veiel's nuanced film examines whether the controversial film director was complicit in Nazi war crimes
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Music reviews: Eric Church, Blondshell, and Model/ActrizFeature "Evangeline vs. the Machine," "If You Asked for a Picture," and "Pirouette"
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Trump vs. the arts: Fresh strikes against PBS and the NEAFeature Trump wants to cut funding for public broadcasting and the arts, which would save a little but cost a lot for red states
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Marya E. Gates' 6 favorite books about women filmmakersFeature The film writer recommends works by Julie Dash, Sofia Coppola, and more
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Book reviews: 'Girl on Girl: How Pop Culture Turned a Generation of Women Against Themselves' and 'Notes to John'Feature The aughts' toxic pop culture and Joan Didion's most private pages
