Safehouse Will Face More Legal Hurdles, but Those Objections Won’t Hold Up. Poll: Young Americans Are More Likely to Resent the Rich

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October 9, 2019

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The New U.S.-Japan Trade Deal ([link removed] )

The United States and Japan signed a trade agreement earlier this week. As of this moment, it looks like the deal will be implemented, but whether it will expand into a comprehensive trade agreement, and even how long it will last, remains unclear.

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By Simon Lester

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Safehouse Will Face More Legal Hurdles, but Those Objections Won’t Hold Up ([link removed] )

If Safehouse is ultimately able to open its doors in Philadelphia, look for the model to spread across the country. That would be good news for those who doubt the federal government’s ability to solve the opioid crisis with prosecutions and prisons.

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By Clark Neily and Jeffrey A. Singer

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