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Trump Says Federal Suits Coming Against Opioid Manufacturers

By: TalkMarkets
In a press conference detailing the $1.3 trillion omnibus government funding bill President Trump announced he would sign, the president mentioned in passing that "we'll be suing" certain drug companies related to the opioid crisis.
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