By Paul Steidler WITH opioid deaths rising 29 percent during the pandemic, and killing more than 55,000 Americans annually, Washington must do more to save lives. It can start by enforcing the Synthetics Trafficking and Overdose Prevention Act (STOP Act) so criminal cartels are deterred from shipping illegal opioids to America via the international postal system. Through the leadership of Ohioâs Sen. Rob Portman, the STOP ACT gained broad bipartisan support and became law in October 2018. It requires advanced electronic data (AED), information about the shipper, contents, and...