The Daily Populous

Paul Farrell, a lawyer for a West Virginia county, put it to the executive that the emails reflected a culture of contempt.

Drug distributors delivered 1.1bn opioid painkillers to West Virginia between 2006 and 2014, even as the state’s overdose rate rose to the highest in the US.

In 2017, AmerisourceBergen paid $16m to settle legal action by West Virginia over opioid deliveries but did not admit wrongdoing. »

A photo has emerged of Andrew Clyde, the Republican congressman who claimed “there was no insurrection” and compared US Capitol rioters to “tourists”, barricading the House chamber during the attack.

On Wednesday Rep. Paul Gosar falsely claimed that Capitol officers were “harassing peaceful patriots” on 6 January, according to NBC News.

On Wednesday, Republican Congresswoman Liz Cheney was ousted from her role as Republican conference chair after she has repeatedly made comments holding Mr Trump accountable for the Capitol riots. »

Low-wage workers are now much less likely to work long hours than high-wage workers, a trend that has coincided with the rise in gentrification.

According to the models used in the research, the changing value of time for higher-income people explains 10% of gentrification.

Clearly, though, time did not explain everything: While more educated workers were moving to the city, their jobs were not centralizing. »

While much has been written about how the housing inequality gap is growing, less attention is paid to how this fever contributes to a widening wealth gap among all Canadians.

In addition to foreign, often “hot,” money pumping the froth, two other factors will maintain steeply rising prices.

That rigid social immobility won’t return, but millions of citizens inheriting large sums will deepen and widen the wealth gap. »