The Angels face significant potential liability ahead in the death of player Tyler Skaggs, who died with
two opioids in his bloodstream, plus enough alcohol that he would have been considered legally impaired. One key question: How did he get the drugs?
Los Angeles TimesThe majority of fentanyl is now smuggled into the U.S. from Mexico, where it is remaking the drug trade as traffickers embrace it over heroin, which is more difficult and expensive to produce. U.S. border agents have been intercepting increasing amounts of fentanyl.
Los Angeles TimesA cheerleader’s blackface video in Fresno is roiling the city, and bringing back ghosts of past racism.
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