Robert Gebelhoff

Oregon law didn’t make the state’s drug crisis worse. It made it more visible.

The number of public executions in the United States is — distressingly — on the rise.

Eliminating lead pipes could be one of the president’s greatest legacies. First, there are some loopholes to plug.

Too many Americans have to travel a long way to buy their medication because middlemen make pharmacies unprofitable.

New Orleans shows the danger of waiting to prepare for global warming.

He has a complicated history with syringe services. He’ll have to do much better as head of the administration’s agenda on drug enforcement.

Just ignore the parts of the country you don’t like!

The president isn’t to blame for the recent surge in overdose deaths. But he didn’t help, either.

We could all use a bit of space exploration right about now.

The Trump administration’s latest proposal to reduce the cost of treating kidney disease is good policy, plain and simple.

The president has reneged on his promise to fight for the forgotten men and women of the opioid epidemic. He’ll have to answer for that in 2020.

Facebook is an astonishing repository of daily life. We can’t let it disappear.

President Trump has irreversibly changed the Republican Party. The upheaval might seem unusual, but political transformations have cropped up throughout U.S. history.

The minuscule delta smelt typifies why we can’t trust the Trump administration when it comes to endangered species.

His latest plan to attack science is weaponizing a reform movement that has been doing a lot of good in academia.

Progress to reduce infant mortality has already stagnated. The GOP health-care plan would make it worse.

Historians and experts have mixed results for the first chapter of Trump’s tenure.

Given the heated rhetoric already, there’s little chance the event isn’t seen as anti-administration.

Need some help sifting through all the rhetoric on the health-care bill? Here’s what you need to know.

And it’s a threat to consumers.