El Paso opens grief center after Walmart mass shooting
El Paso officials opened a grief center to aid healing after last weekend's Walmart massacre that killed 22 people, mostly Latinos, with many others wounded. The center offers counseling, travel assistance and financial support as President Trump planned a border visit amid local opposition.
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Ohio governor urges background checks on gun sales
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine urged the Republican Legislature to pass near universal background checks and allow courts to restrict firearms for people seen as threats. He cited the Dayton nightclub mass shooting and said action is needed while balancing rights and due process.
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Naloxone Use Rises Tied to Fewer Overdose Deaths
Naloxone prescriptions in U S retail pharmacies doubled from 2017 to last year from 271000 to 557000 as officials note possible ties to a stabilization or decline in drug overdose deaths, with about 68000 fatalities last year. The CDC highlights urban and southern areas, strong access policies, and growing availability in Virginia as drivers of distribution.
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