Opioids -- Overdose The Washington Post 76 billion opioid pills: Newly released federal data unmasks the epidemic - -
America’s largest drug companies saturated the country with 76 billion oxycodone and hydrocodone pain pills from 2006 through 2012 as the nation’s deadliest drug epidemic spun out of control By Scott Higham, Sari Horwitz & Steven Rich
Alzeirmer The Washington Post Alzeirmer's research is getting a reboot at small companies focused on the immune system - -
The possible reinvention of a three-decade-old off-patent drug is among alternative approaches receiving fresh attention after broad failures by major drug companies. By Christopher Rowland
U.S - Iran Sanctions The Washington Post Iran has breached Uranium stockpile limit, state news agency reports - -
The Iranian foreign minister’s announcement comes as Europe struggles to maintain the 2015 nuclear accord after the United States abandoned the deal last year. By Loveday Morris
Israel - Middle East Peace The New York Times Jared Kushner's Middle East development project - -
His conference in Bahrain hears of big dream plans divorced from reality. By The Editorial Board
U.S - Iran Sanctions The Washington Post U.S. tells Europe: choose between U.S. & Iran - -
A U.S. envoy spoke on the topic as European countries made a last-ditch effort to prevent Iran from breaching the terms of the 2015 nuclear deal, a move which could add to soaring tension in the Persian Gulf By Loveday Morris
Opinions The New York Times Dems, please don't drive me away - -
The dynamic pulling the party leftward.
By David Brooks
Essay The Foreign Affairs The last war -- and the next ? - -
Learning the Wrong Lessons From Iraq By Jon Finer
Analysis The New York Times This is not about Iran. It's about China - -
Whether or not Trump realizes it, the current standoff in the Middle East is about something much bigger than the Gulf. By Robert D. Kaplan
News Analysis The Washington Post As threats & insult fly, options for avoiding comflict between the U.S. & Iran narrow - -
Any prospect of easing tensions between the countries is seeming increasingly remote. By Karen DeYoung
Analysis The Christian science Monitor For U.S. friends and rivals, vexing questios about Iran endgame - -
The outcome of the standoff between the U.S. and Iran may depend as much on what their allies and enemies do as the two countries themselves. But the course of action forward remains unclear. By Ned Temko
News Analysis The Washington Post With sanctions on Iran'ssupreme leader, Trump targets both a religious authority and an economic empire - -
The latest round of U.S. sanctions on Iran are unlikely to have a major financial impact, but that may not be the point By Adam Tylor
Analysis The Christian science Monitor When water demand rises, this Montana town invest in forests - -
Whitefish, Montana, employs a counterintuitive yet well-established method for cleaning its water supply: It spends money on forest preservation. By Doug Struck
News Analysis The Washington Post Iran warns U.S. it could down more drones as Pompeo arrives in Gulf - -
Iran’s navy chief made the remarks amid a diplomatic push by the Trump administration to rally regional allies in an anti-Iran coalition. By Erin Cunningham
Opinions The Foreign Policy Dear President Trump, let's talk about Iran - -
An open letter to the U.S. president on how to deal with the Islamic Republic—and his own administration. By Stephen M. Walt
Opinions The New York Times How Trump can avoid war with Iran - -
His process of ordering and then canceling military strikes was a mess. But he now has an opening to restart talks on Iran’s nuclear program.
By Susan E. Rice
Turkey & Human Rights The Foreign Affairs What Istanbul's new mayoral elections mean for Turkey's future - -
No Matter Who Wins, a Crisis Looms By Nate Schenkhan
Argument The Foreign Policy Democrats who think the United States can reenter the Iran deal are fooling themselves - -
It is time for the candidates to come up with a realistic Plan B. By Ariane Tabatabai & Elisa Catalan-Ewers
Analysis The New York Times Trump approves strikes on Iran, but then pulls back - -
Officials said the president had initially approved attacks on a handful of Iranian targets, like radar and missile batteries. By Michael D.Shear, Eric Schmitt, Michael Crowley & Maggie Haberman
News Analysis The National Review U.S. holds all the cards in the showdown with Iran - -
What worked during the Obama administration may not work now. By Victor Davis Hanson
U.S - Iran Sanctions The New York Times Iran shoots down a U.S. drove, escalating tensions - -
Iranian officials said that the drone was over Iran, which the American military denied By Daniel Victor & David D. Kirkpatrick
Science - Health The New York Times New weapons against cancer: Millions of Bacteria programmed to kill - -
Genetically modified microbes release “nanobodies” that alert the immune system to cancer in mice, scientists report. By Carl Zimmer
Israel - Middle East Peace The Foreign Policy Why Israel's generals are taking on Netanyahu - -
Almost all of them believe the prime minister is destroying Israel’s democratic values and sacrificing the Zionist dream by avoiding a two-state solution. By Neri Zilber
U.S. - China The Washington Post Trump details revived negotiations with China - -
President Trump said he will allow U.S. firms to sell technology to Huawei and promised farmers they would win from revived China talks. Trump expressed hope that the measures would lead to a large trade deal with China, though major issues remain and it’s unclear whether a long-term detente is within reach. By Damian Paletta, David Nakamura & Simon Denyer
U.S -- Iran The Economist As America and Iran inch closer to war, new talks are needed - -
Negotiation, not confrontation, is the way to stop the mullahs from getting the bomb By Print edition
Argentina The Foreign Policy Operation Ayatollah moneybags - -
The Trump administration’s decision to target Iran's supreme leader with sanctions makes perfect sense. By Alireza Nader
Essay The Foreign Affairs The last war -- and the next ? - -
Learning the Wrong Lessons From Iraq By Joe Finer
News Analysis The Washington Post On Europe's to - do list: Save the Iran deal, prevent a war, avoid Trump's wrath - -
But its influence with both Tehran and D.C. is limited. By Michael Birnbaum & Rick Noack
Fighting Rats in Canada The Foreign Policy How Alberta won the rat race - -
One Canadian province has virtually eliminated its vermin—and shows how others can too. By James Palmer
Israel - Palestinian Peace Plan The Economist An underwhelming start to the "ultimate" Israeli - Palestinian deal - -
Americans and Arabs discuss an unrealistic economic proposal—without the parties to the conflict
By Half a plan
U.S - Iran Sanctions The New York Times Trump takes on China and Persia at once. What's to worry about ? - -
He’s imposed pain. Now, if he only had defined plans and goals. By Thomas L. Friedman
Analysis The Foreign Affairs Stuck in the middle with Iran - -
Under Pressure, Baghdad Might Not Choose the United States By Alex Vatanka
Artificial Intelligence The New York Times How artificial Intelligence can save your life - -
The machines know you better than you know yourself. By David Brooks
Opinions The Economist Texaformia dreaming - -
America’s future will be written in the two mega-states
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Turkey & Human Rights The New York Times Turkey's president suffers stinging defeat in Istanbul election redo - -
Voters were outraged that President Recep Tayyip Erdogan ordered a redo of the same election two months ago after his party lost control of Turkey’s largest city. By Carlotta Gall
U.S - Iran Sanctions The New York Times Bolton warns Iran not to 'mistake U.S. prudence and discreation for weakness - -
Tensions between the two countries had brought Mr. Trump to the brink of ordering a retaliatory strike over explosions on oil tankers in the Gulf of Oman and the Iranian downing of an American surveillance drone. By David M. Halbfinger
News Analysis The New York Times For Trump, judgement time is coming on how to respond to Iran - -
With its economy crumbling, Iran was always prone to lash out, forcing Mr. Trump to choose between war and peace By Peter Baker
News Analysis The Washington Post Iran must escape the American chockhold before it becomes fatal - -
perhaps an Iranian attack that kills Americans and triggers a harsh U.S. retaliation. The Trump administration doesn’t want such a war — at least, not yet — because officials know that with every day of sanctions, Iran becomes weaker. By David Ignatius
Cybersecurity - Hackers The Washington Post Florida city will pay hackers $600,000 to get its computer systems back - -
Riviera Beach’s records have been held hostage for three weeks By Rachel Siegel
Middle East - Future Peace The Foreign Policy Don't dismiss the Bahrain conference. It can help Palestinians - -
Jared Kushner and Jason Greenblatt’s peace plan may not be the deal of the century, but there are interim steps that U.S. officials and Arab leaders could take to help stabilize the West Bank and Gaza. By Dennis Ross
Egypt & Human Rights The New York Times Mohammad Morsi died in a soundproof cage - -
What six years of deliberate and sustained cruelty tell us about el-Sisi’s Egypt. By Mona Eltahamy
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