Evidence shows that boosting punishment is unlikely to stop the spread of these drugs.
Tough mandatory minimums for drug charges have not cut off access to drugs in the past.
Does keeping this woman in prison until she is 65 do anything to help her?
Florida was the epicenter of the explosion of opioid abuse over a decade ago.
Criminalizing addiction locks people out of our healthcare system and cuts off a real chance at recovery.
Addiction is cruel, ruthless, and unforgiving.
The rise of these synthetic opioids requires that we meet this challenge on its own terms.
Many of my colleagues are trying to turn this into a partisan fight. People of good faith can disagree. Honestly, they should stop.
the most important thing for us to do to stand up to Iran's malign behavior is to retain American leadership
I think we have every right to defend ourselves and to work with the Europeans to push back on their program.
if the President chooses to walk away from the Iran deal--a deal that I opposed but have repeatedly said needs to be strictly enforced--the ...