Brian Ross Investigates: $590M Opioid Settlement Will Help Native American Tribes Foster Healing
February 11, 2022
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as posted by the channelThis week on Brian Ross investigates: The U.S. pulled out of Afghanistan amid chaos and corruption. But hundreds of millions of dollars of American taxpayer money is still being sent for humanitarian aide. A warning from Special Inspector General John Sopko that the money could end up in the hands of terrorists. “We’ve seen this movie before.”
Plus, no single group has been hit harder by the opioid crisis than Native Americans on reservations across the country. Find out how one tribe in Washington is using a settlement money from drug companies to create treatment centers.
And this week’s winners and losers in the media, as chosen by the editors of Mediaite.
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