Drones Join the War Against Drugs
The US military's army of robotic drones is 7,000 units strong - and now being prepared for the drug war.
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Drug Violence Cripples Two Countries’ Economies
As if the global economic downturn wasn’t enough, some countries are finding their tourism industries battered by negative portrayals that paint them as being contaminated, unsavory or just plain dangerous.
Marc Emery on Bill C-15 and Mandatory Minimums
CANNABIS CULTURE - Marijuana activist Marc Emery thinks new drug legislation supported by Conservatives and Liberals will mean more Canadians in jail for non-violent crimes.
STOP BILL C-15! Mandatory Minimums Pass House With Support of Liberals
CANNABIS CULTURE - Controversial drug bill C-15, which includes mandatory minimum jail sentences for small amounts of marijuana, passed the Canadian House of Commons with the support of both Liberal and Conservative parties. The bill now moves to the Senate for a final vote.
Liberals To Support Mandatory Minimum Sentences
Liberal MPs are set to give the Conservative government help tonight in passing tough drug-crime legislation, despite the risk of a backlash at the party grassroots.
Los Angeles Medical Marijuana Dispensaries Could Face Closure
With hundreds of medical marijuana dispensaries in Los Angeles operating in violation of a moratorium, the City Council will start the process of shutting some down Tuesday by voting on exemption requests filed by 16 dispensaries.
Liberal Revolt on Bill C-15 and Mandatory Minimums
Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff seems to be facing some serious trouble at the party grassroots -- all revolving around the caucus decision to support this bill - C-15, which introduces mandatory prison sentences for drug crimes.
Marc and Jodie Emery: Big Changes
CANNABIS CULTURE - The Prince of Pot and his lovely wife Jodie, editors of Cannabis Culture, discuss the future of CC and Marc's extradition to the US in this Pot.tv video.
New Drug War Strategy Focuses on Weapons and Cash
The Obama administration plans to use a combination of new technology and old-fashioned police work to crack down on the extensive drug trade along the U.S.-Mexican border.
House GOP Wants Cuts To Drug War
When President Obama's drug czar declared an end to the war on drugs, Republicans were apparently listening closely.
