The authors of The Good Death and Five Days at Memorial discuss disaster preparedness, impossible health care choices, and the notion of journalistic objectivity.

Faced with a shortage of killer drugs, Texas executioners have begun manufacturing their own pentobarbital, a lawsuit charges.

The climate scientist on denialism and why her evangelical faith demands action.

If a humane death is to become a human right, we have to address the socioeconomic barriers that block so many from proper end-of-life care.

Who gets executed in America, and where, and how—is changing.