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Kamilah Sword was just 14 when she died after a drug overdose last year. Her dad Greg Sword tells us about the obstacles he faced getting Kamilah the help she needed, and why he doesn’t want her death to be in vain

In today's Morning Brief, Israel's military intensified its assault on Hamas Gaza, while the United States and other global powers called for aid to continue flowing into the besieged strip.

Each day, Greg Sword said he questions whether there was something he could have done to prevent his teenage daughter from dying of an overdose. He asks why a parent cannot get their underage children the help and support they need.

Nearly one year after Greg Swords teenage daughter died from a drug overdose, he is still searching for answers and for someone to hold accountable.

The Behavioral Plasticity Research Institute at Texas A&M is researching an insect that has plagued humans for thousands of years – locusts. For the first time researchers across Texas …

Fourteen-year-old Kamilah Sword overdosed and died last August after becoming addicted to hydromorphone, a drug which her friends say they often acquired through drug users who were defrauding Vancouver's safer supply programs. Her father, who...

He feels brushed aside by the government and worries about how the investigation of his daughter’s death is being handled. 

He feels brushed aside by the government and worries about how the investigation of his daughter’s death is being handled. 

Officials say they are monitoring closely, but dont believe diversion is a significant problem. But experts say more safeguards are needed.

Locust swarms impact lives and livelihoods for 1 in 10 people around the world.