Parents who lost children to addiction split on decision to overturn deal that would have prevented future lawsuits against Sackler family: 'I want them to know what it feels like'

Court says federal judge did not have authority to prevent all future lawsuits against members of the Sackler family

Following a controversial $4.3 billion lawsuit against Purdue Pharma, owned by the family, the New York institution will remove their name from its exhibitions

Group of states urges judge to reject settlement for owners of Purdue Pharma, saying it grants improper protections after family took over $10 billion from company

ToI editor David Horovitz and Arab affairs correspondent Aaron Boxerman discuss efforts to rein in Arab homicides, plus the Dead Sea and Spencer Tunick's photoshoot there

Judge gives conditional approval to deal that will shield Sackler family from further payments and civil lawsuits; profits from new company to go to treat addiction

Richard Sackler tells a court hearing that he does not recall telling employees in 1996 that there will be 'a blizzard of prescriptions that will bury the competition'

In 'Empire of Pain,' Patrick Radden Keefe details the humble Jewish immigrant roots of Purdue Pharmaceuticals, and how it is evading justice despite being behind the opioid crisis

Executive and board member of drug company facing multi-billion-dollar lawsuit over opioid crisis succumbs to cancer

International affiliate of Purdue Pharma, widely blamed for US opioid epidemic, marketing new antidote amid cascade of protest and litigation against company