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Powder methamphetamine packaged in foil for an illegal street sale. Across the U.S., more and more opioid users report using methamphetamine as well as opioids — up from 19% in 2011 to 34% in 2017, according to one study. Science Source hide caption
How European Leaders View The Rising Tensions Between The U.S. And Iran
Egypt's Ousted President Mohammed Morsi Dies After Fainting In Court
Tourist Attractions Around The World Are Dealing With Overcrowding
Tourists visit the Machu Picchu complex, the Inca fortress in the southeastern Andes of Peru in April. The government hopes a new airport will attract more tourists to the ancient site. That draws opposition from conservationists. Pablo Porciuncula Brune /AFP/Getty Images hide caption
International Protests Mount As Peru Moves Ahead With New Airport Near Machu Picchu
Leading Pro-Democracy Activist Joins Hong Kong Protests After Release From Jail
Powder methamphetamine packaged in foil for an illegal street sale. Across the U.S., more and more opioid users report using methamphetamine as well as opioids — up from 19% in 2011 to 34% in 2017, according to one study. Science Source hide caption
Shots - Health News
Meth In The Morning, Heroin At Night: Inside The Seesaw Struggle of Dual Addiction
Meth In The Morning, Heroin At Night: Inside The Seesaw Struggle of Dual Addiction
Gloria Vanderbilt attends an exhibition of her artwork at New York's 1stdibs Gallery in 2012. Ilya S. Savenok/WireImage/Getty Images hide caption
"Everything's new to me, with purity and innocence," Carlos Santana says. "It's all in how your heart perceives things." Ethan Miller/Getty Images hide caption
For Santana, 'Africa Speaks' Album Is About 'Manifesting Divine Voodoo'
Business Leaders Converge On Office Of U.S. Trade Representative Over Tariff Concerns
Businesses Ask That Latest Plan For U.S. Tariffs On China Be Scrapped
National Security
U.S. Reportedly Trying To Implant Malware That Could Sabotage Russia's Electrical Grid
U.S. Reportedly Trying To Implant Malware That Could Sabotage Russia's Electrical Grid
In The Pacific Northwest, Concern Grows Over The Number Of Deaths In County Jails
White House Struggles To Convince Allies That Iran Is Responsible For Tanker Attacks
25 Years After Apartheid Ended, South Africa's Land Rights Problem Is Boiling Over
Bishops In Amazon Region To Debate Whether Married Men Might Join Priesthood
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