August 2, 2016 One afternoon, Donnie Calhoun, owner of Calhoun Compounding Pharmacy in Anniston, Alabama—”Compounding for Life’s Problems”—came back from a meeting to find a strange request from the Alabama Department of Corrections. The girl who’d answered the phone had written the question down on a notepad: Did he want to make a lethal-injection drug that would be used to carry out an execution?…
Major Labor Unions Join Call to Abolish Pennsylvania’s Death Penalty
HARRISBURG, PA — Following the historic passage of House Bill 99 and House Bill 888 out of the House Judiciary...



