China shuts down counter-drug talks with U.S., fueling fears of more overdose deaths

China's decision to suspend counter-narcotics cooperation with the United States to protest a high-profile congressional visit to Taiwan is fueling new fears of a sharp increase in overdose deaths from Chinese-supplied stocks of fentanyl.

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