Conflicts over control, inclusivity and alleged anti-Semitism mean that women protesting on the second anniversary of the Women's March on Washington are faced with competing NYC demonstrations, Harvey Weinstein's high-profile criminal defense lawyer, Benjamin Brafman, is leaving the movie producer's rape case, and the nation's deadly opioid crisis is bringing new and unwanted attention to the wealthy Sackler family and complicating its philanthropic legacy.
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