Missouri College Demands Students Undergo Drug Tests
Linn State Technical College first public institution to require mandatory drug testing for all students.
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Missouri Governor’s Son Cited for Marijuana Possession
Willson Nixon, son of Gov. Jay Nixon, was issued a citation for marijuana possession in Columbia early Saturday morning.
America Wages Eternal War on Drugs, Empowering the Very Enemies It Seeks to Destroy
The US is the dominant force of the drug war -- and when our nation backs down from its eternal pipe dream, the rest of the world is certain to follow.
DEA Issues Emergency Ban on “Bath Salts” Drugs
The DEA announced Wednesday that it was using its emergency scheduling powers to impose a ban on three synthetic stimulants widely marketed as "bath salts." The three drugs are mephedrone, methylone, and 3,4 methyleneoxypyrovalerone (MDPV).
Medical Marijuana Advocates Rally at Michigan Capitol
Supporters of Michigan's medical marijuana program rallied at the state Capitol on Wednesday to protest recent court rulings and proposed legislative changes that would make it harder for some licensed patients to get the drug.
Marijuana Use Rising in U.S., National Survey Shows
Medical marijuana may be fueling increased use of pot while meth use has fallen by half since 2006.
Industrial Hemp Farming Bill Passes Assembly
Four Southern California counties given a 'golden opportunity' in this pilot program.
No Jail Time for International Drug Kingpin Who Spent 30 Years on the Lam
A Winnipeg fugitive made himself so invisible for 30 years that even his own children were convinced that he had died.
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Medical Pot Users Say Their Needs Are Ignored as Dispensaries Closed
For more than a year, Michael McShane counted on Big Daddy's marijuana dispensary in Oak Park to provide the drug he uses for his cancer, back pain and immune illness.
Umass Amherst Professor Says He Will Appeal DEA Denial for Medical Marijuana Grow
On August 8, a second "final order" was signed by U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency Administrator Michele Leonhart denying the appeal of University of Massachusetts Amherst professor Lyle Craker to grow marijuana on the campus for research into the plant's potential medical applications.
