anthony lucas book prizes awarded to journalists and author patrick. radden kiefer for empire of pain the secret history of the sackler dynasty. patrick is an author and a staff writer at the new yorker. the judges right in their citation that empire's pain is a revelatory. look inside the rise of one of the most powerful and ruthless dynasties in america whose indifference toward the consequences of their actions is enabled by the astronomical wealth and privilege. that's shield them with reporting and research of impressive depth and breadth patrick gratin kief weaves. the facts figures depositions firsthand interviews and original documents into a harrowing and heartbreaking reading experience empire of pain is a searing portrait of a massive public health crisis one of the most devastating in recent memory as well as the ambition greed and insularity of the family at its center patrick couldn't be here with us tonight, but we salute him. the mark linton history prize is awarded annually to a work of history on any subject that best combines intelle

she received a 2022 jay anthony lucas work in progress award for we were once a family. ladies and gentlemen, roxanna asgarian roxanna asgarian. they there are so many places i want to go in this book. i want to go with this book. but i also to make sure that we have time for questions. this is a searing indictment of texas foster care system. but there's so much else in there. and i just want you to to lay out the story about what happened on march 26, 2018, and what led that. okay. can you all hear me good. so when the crash happened, it it initially looked like an accident because it was on the pacific coast highway and it was at a like a turnout point. places like that are kind of known for these types of accidents, like losing control of stuff like that. but investigators quickly noticed that the that there were no break marks on the road and the family was living washington state at the time so when they reached out to the local officials in washington and they had told them that cps actually trying to reach the family at that current time to initiate an abusive as

anthony lucas book prize sponsored by the columbia school of journalism and university's nieman foundation for. journalism. nagasaki was also named a best book of the year. the washington post's the economist, kirkus reviews and the american association. nagasaki has also been published in england, spain, denmark, china, taiwan and japan. and excerpts of the book have appeared in journals around the world. susan's work has also appeared in the new york times. the washington post and the los angeles times and politico, among others. she holds an mfa in creative writing from antioch university, los angeles and was a nonfiction fellow at the norman mailer center in provincetown, massachusetts susan has spoken before united nations and continues to at international disarmament conferences universities and public forums around the united states and abroad. she teaches graduate level nonfiction seminars and directed a three year creative writing program at a federal prison for women outside phenix. susan was founder and artistic director of the phenix essential theater, serving communities acros

face, lucas. anthony cdcp mac is designing. dr. which wroblewski said the waning of the covid pandemic is a good time to make a tran transition. her last day will be june 30th. is ac/dc presented them said it appears people attending one of his conferences last month were likely infected with covid-19. about 2,000 people went to that conference. meanwhile the world health organization said covid-19 no longer qualifies as a global emergency. up next why a major russian military contractor is threatening to pull his troops out of ukraine. but first, here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. you live in los angeles has a massive three alarm fire engulfed in industrial warehous in mexico responsibly begin about 3:40 this morning and sen the smoke into the air and destroyed what is believed to b a plastic manufacturing plant. there were no immediate reports of injuries fox two the one endeavor with jury deliberations in the trial of a woman accused of murdering her 11-year-old stepson, prosecutors s

bill melugin live on the texas border, lucas thomas live in the white house near congressman anthony joins us in just a few minutes. cb cotton is standing by in new york city. but first let's check in with bill live in brownsville, texas. >> jon, good evening to you. according to multiple sources border patrol agents in san diego sector arrested and afghan national who cross illegally on wednesday and was later a deed as a match on the fbi terror watch list. take a look at the map right here. sources tell me this arrest happened more indolent san diego county but i'm told this afghan cross illegally with the group of migrants for their apprehended by border patrol for the render fingerprints of the station and in a database he popped up as a match on the terror watch list rental the fbi confirmed that match they are now taken the lead on this investigation for california congressman represents that a area. he released a statement to fox which is in part quote biden's open borders are not just a gateway to 5 million illegals in the deadliest drug crisis in our history. biden's reckles