Patrick Leahy Blocks Release of Some Mexican Drug War Aid
Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-VT), head of the Senate Appropriations Committee, last week blocked the release of $95 million in funds destined to help Mexico...
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Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-VT), head of the Senate Appropriations Committee, last week blocked the release of $95 million in funds destined to help Mexico...
Here's the latest news on corrupt cops and law enforcement around the United States from the past week, as of August 13, 2013.
The passage of medical cannabis laws is associated with a reduction in the consumption of alcohol and with fewer alcohol-related traffic fatalities.
Medical marijuana patients have begun "Health Before Happy Hour" to educate Washington that the needs of patients are different from recreational users.
US Attorney General Eric Holder announced Monday a comprehensive federal sentencing reform package with a strong emphasis on drug sentencing.
A proposal to put a medical marijuana amendment before Ohio voters this November has been rejected by Attorney General Mike DeWine.
There was no evidence to suggest that either child was in danger in the time it would have taken to obtain a protective custody warrant.
He also predicts that California, Nevada, Arizona, Maine and possibly Massachusetts will legalize in 2016, and that federal pot law will take place by 2019.
In the remedies opinion, Scheindlin noted that she wanted "to be very clear: I am not ordering an end to the practice of stop and frisk."
One anti-marijuana organization and it’s spokesperson lands in the crosshairs of medical researcher and cannabis reform activist Sunil Kumar Aggarwal, M.D.
ANIMAL went rolling with the weed van–and confirmed that its lollipops are THC-free–nearly a year ago.
Gil Kerlikowske, the remarkable man who encouraged legislation by doing absolutely nothing. R.I.P. drug czar No. 6. Best of luck with your demotion...
The Denver City Council is holding a meeting this afternoon to discuss the regulation of recreational marijuana in the city.
“My aim to come to Europe was to further my education. Not to be selling,” Patrick says, waving off the benches of weed dealers around Görlitzer Park.
Unlike other countries, including the US, Kiwi lawmakers have responded not by attempting to ban synthetics out of existence, but by moving to regulate them
Sir Richard Branson asks us to speak out on the war on drugs.
Two separate medical marijuana initiative campaigns aimed at the November 2014 ballot are underway in Arkansas.
Weedists: Meet Michael Brooks. "Weedists are the people who are out there fighting the good fight and these are their stories." Michael represents a new...