Two months after vowing to declare a national emergency over the nation’s opioid crisis, Donald Trump yesterday directed his acting health secretary to proclaim a more limited “public health emergency” to combat the worsening epidemic.
The move is intended to marshal the federal government’s numerous agencies for an across-the-board assault on a spiralling drug problem that claimed 64,000 American lives last year — more than were lost in the entire Vietnam war.
While welcoming the effort to highlight the crisis, state health officials
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