Ohio Woman Sentenced to Life for Deadly Fentanyl Robberies Highlights Nation’s Drug Crisis

The recent sentencing of Rebecca Auborn, a Columbus woman given four consecutive life sentences after pleading guilty to using fentanyl doses to kill four men she was attempting to rob, reveals a troubling intersection of drug abuse, crime, and systemic vulnerabilities that demand urgent attention from policymakers and citizens alike. While the streets of Columbus confront this human tragedy, it serves as a harsh reminder that America’s national security and public safety are intricately tied to combating the opioid crisis at home. How Did America Let Fentanyl Become a Weapon Against Its Own Citizens? Auborn’s cold-blooded crimes—targeting men under the...