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Cleveland man sentenced for supplying fentanyl to Texas prison drug ring
- A Cleveland man was sentenced to 10 years for supplying fentanyl to a drug ring in Texas prisons.
- The drug ring involved incarcerated men and corrections officers circulating drugs throughout Texas prisons.
- Supporters of a Texas abortion law are being sued for ordering pills, with the lawsuit seeking nearly $460,000.
- The lawsuit amount represents the estimated average cost of raising two children to adulthood in Texas.
- The drug ring's activities have led to legal consequences for those involved.
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The Times of India·
Polyethylene Microplastics And Liver Risk: Texas A&M links exposure to fatty liver signs; questions remain for human health
Microplastics worsen fatty liver signs, especially with unhealthy diet: Study
Phys.org·
Drier Texas rivers support simpler food webs and higher animal productivity, study finds
cleveland.com·
Cleveland supplier in Texas killer’s prison drug ring sentenced to 10 years
The Independent·
Supporters who pushed for Texas abortion law appeared to boast about ordering pills. Now they’re getting sued under their law