Jon Kamp from The Wall Street Journal explains how the opioid crisis - which has faded from the forefront in recent months - has worsened during the COVID-19 pandemic.

With the opioid crisis ravaging much of America, The WSJ's Byron Tau tells us how the justice department is now using medical databases to keep a close watch on pharmacies and doctors who may be fueling this epidemic.

Judge rules against Johnson & Johnson in landmark opioid case in Oklahoma, President Trump gambles that China trade war will pay off in 2020, and 8-year-old boy consoles crying classmate with autism on first day of school.

What's next after the full Mueller report is released to the public, why you should take a second looks at your gluten-free food, and the Louisiana church giving back on Good Friday.

Dr. Ruben Baler from the National Institute on Drug Abuse joins Jennifer Kushinka to highlight national drug and alcohol facts week.

Fentanyl clean up is costly and deadly. Jeff Mordock from the Washington Times gives us a look at what goes into the complicated process.

Arian Campo-Flores from the Wall Street Journal explains how addicts are safeguarding themselves against deadly fentanyl.

House GOP leaders scramble to find a compromise on immigration, U.S. struggles to stop smuggling of mail-order opioids, and shattering El Capitan's speed record.

In Trump country, the opioid crisis is raging. Dante Chinni from the Wall Street Journal explains what the White House is trying to do.

President Trump warns that North Korea "Better get their act together", Google continues to wallow in controversy and how to avoid surprise credit card fees.