Morning Roundup: May 11, 2018
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- Eric Schneiderman's Downfall Puts Spotlight on Men, Alcohol and Violence [NY Times]
- Tobacco Smoke Residue Can Become Airborne Again Indoors [NPR]
- Prosecutors: Young Mom Is 'CEO' of One of Minnesota's Biggest Meth Trafficking Cells [Star Tribune]
- Alabama Doctor Standing Trial in 3 Doors Down Guitarist's Overdose Death [AL.com]
- Mothers Across North America Unite for #ListenToMom Campaign Calling for End to War on Drugs [Georgia Straight]
- Northwestern Student's Death Caused by Alcohol, Prescription Drugs, ME Finds [Chicago Tribune]
- How Google Is Fighting Smartphone Addiction With Its Next Android Update [CNBC]
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