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Don't Blame Poland for the Holocaust, FDA Calls Kratom an Opioid, Police Fight Stuffed Tiger for 45 Minutes: A.M. Links

Elizabeth Nolan Brown | 2.7.2018 9:00 AM

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    Poland has officially made it a crime to blame the nation for Holocaust crimes committed by German Nazis, "defying both criticism from Israel and a warning from the U.S.," reports CBS News.

  • Scottish police got in a 45-minute standoff with a stuffed tiger.
  • The Washington Post has published a handy timeline of the making and exposure of the Steele dossier.
  • The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is again sounding alarms about the supplement Kratom, which is says should be considered an opioid.
  • "Women are having babies later in life," notes Market Watch, but there are also "more women [who] are deciding to become mothers, and mothers are having more babies."
  • Fetal alcohol syndrome is more common than we thought.
  • "Authorities never confirmed if a Snapchat predator had been involved in Cox's disappearance."
  • "A cottage industry of digital-payment mechanisms for sex-focused businesses is emerging," reports Bloomberg.
  • Westworld returns soon!

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Elizabeth Nolan Brown is a senior editor at Reason.

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