Wait, Did Bill Clinton Just Apologize to Mexico for the War on Drugs?
Former President Bill Clinton wants Mexicans to know he’s sorry about the mess that the U.S. drug war has caused south of its border.
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Stoned Drivers Are a Lot Safer Than Drunk Ones, New Federal Data Show
A new study from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration finds that drivers who use marijuana are at a significantly lower risk for a crash than drivers who use alcohol.
Ontario Company Recalls Medical Marijuana Over Higher THC Content
Health Canada says an Ontario medical marijuana company is recalling some of its product because it’s stronger than indicated on the label.
Michigan Marijuana Leaves Legal Experts Confused
You don't have to be stoned to have trouble understanding the hazy tapestry of laws and ordinances governing marijuana in Michigan.
John Oliver Eviscerates the Stunningly Corrupt Practices of Big Pharma
"Pharmaceutical money: Ask your doctor if his taking it is right for you."
D.C. Council Backs Down on Marijuana Hearing After Attorney General Warning
The D.C. Council abandoned plans to hold a hearing on how to tax and regulate marijuana on Monday after the District’s new attorney general warned it could subject city lawmakers and their staff members to fines and even jail time.
Marijuana in Jamaica: Possession of up to Two Ounces Decriminalized on Bob Marley’s Birthday
Possession of small amounts of marijuana for personal use has been decriminalised in Jamaica after a drugs law that was passed on Friday was debated by senators for five hours.
Madonna Brings Back Baal at the Grammys
CANNABIS CULTURE - Madonna continued her pop culture interpretations of ancient myths last night on the Grammys, cavorting in a bright red bullfighter's costume with a herd of male dancers wearing bull horns on their heads.
Psychiatry and Drug Use: Challenging “The Great Disconnect”
Psychiatry has an important role in our understanding of drugs and drug use. And it isn't all in the service of Big Pharma.
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Drug Czar Michael Botticelli Supports DC’s Ability to Legalize Marijuana
U.S. drug czar Michael Botticelli, though banned from supporting marijuana legalization due to federal law, says that the nation's capital should be able to implement its own laws
