Meet the New Drug Czar, Not the Same as the Old Drug Czar
Michael Botticelli is the new head of the Office of National Drug Control Policy. He's a breath of fresh air in the drug czar's office.
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Education Minister Defends ‘Respectful’ Strip Searches of Students
Teenage girl says she was refused permission to call her mother before strip search.
Legalized Marijuana Would Mean DC Needs to Answer These Huge Questions
Certain amounts of marijuana could be legal to grow, possess or smoke in D.C. after Feb. 26.
Did George Washington Use Medical Marijuana?
Before “Choom Gang” Obama or “I didn’t inhale” Clinton, the first president likely smoked pot.
How Congress Can Cut the Federal Prison Population
The scent of criminal justice reform is in the air on Capitol Hill this year. Now, a broad coalition is calling for reforms to be deep and serious.
Pot Could Save Your Life: 4 Ways Cannabis is Good for Your Brain
It's not just about getting high--cannabis could save your life.
Consuming Alcohol Poses a Much Larger Risk for Driving Accidents Than Cannabis
Drivers who test positive for the presence of THC in blood are no more likely to be involved in motor vehicle crashes than are drug-free drivers.
The History of Cannabis in Canada – Part 6: 1960s, Psychedelics, Hippies and The Summer of Love
CANNABIS CULTURE - Despite draconian laws, cannabis use dramatically increased in Canada during the 1960s.
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Apple Reverses Policy, Allows Marijuana App Back Into iTunes
Two weeks ago, The Chronicle reported how Apple had yanked an app for MassRoots – an online community for marijuana users — from its iTunes store
Judge Weighs Whether U.S. Marijuana Law is Unconstitutional
A decision about the constitutionality of a federal marijuana ban could heat up national debate
