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Here’s what the Sacklers didn’t want you to see in the OxyContin lawsuit

From 2007 to 2018, the Sacklers paid themselves more than $4B from opioid sales.

2019-02-03 09:02

Skeptical judges question FCC's justification of net neutrality repeal.

2019-02-01 18:02

UAE hired ex-NSA employees to build a spying operation possibly targeting US citizens, others.

2019-02-01 13:02

Judge avoids central question of whether NJ law barring gun file sales was constitutional.

2019-02-01 06:02

Spokesman: "We are in the process of getting our internal apps up and running."

2019-01-31 19:01

The government shipped the material before Nevada requested an injunction.

2019-01-31 18:01

"We're not in a position to directly assert who the actor is in this case."

2019-01-31 16:01

Apple has 1,200 people working on its self-driving car project.

2019-01-31 12:01

Ajit Pai's net neutrality repeal faces legal test in oral arguments Friday.

2019-01-31 12:01

Cuba fumes that Canada's actions "do not help find answers."

2019-01-31 11:01

Search warrant based on Sept. 2018 indictment allows DOJ to hunt malware, alert victims.

2019-01-30 20:01

Sunrise Lee was hired as a sales director despite no pharmaceutical experience.

2019-01-30 16:01

Both bypassed the App Store to distribute their data-collection apps to users.

2019-01-30 16:01

Bill says risk to civil liberties "substantially outweighs its purported benefits."

2019-01-30 14:01

"There is some suspicion that blockchain does not really work," Zinke admits.

2019-01-30 14:01