Saving Mexico
To weaken the cartels, some argue the U.S. should legalize marijuana, let cocaine pass through the Caribbean and take the profit motive out of the drug trade.
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Whites Smoke Pot, but Blacks Are Arrested
Black New Yorkers were seven times more likely than whites to be arrested for marijuana possession last year.
Marijuana May Soon Be Legal In Four US States
The push to make marijuana legal continues as four U.S. states are currently pursuing the legalization of marijuana.
JACK, JACK: Who’s Got Your Back?
The very life and legacy of Jack Herer, author of The Emperor Wears No Clothes, is at stake.
Yolanda Madden Set Free, For Now
Yolanda Madden is a free woman and says she was falsely imprisoned for 4 years.
Marc Emery is a Modern Thomas Jefferson
America's used cannabis for many practical, everyday things, and to get high. If they could see us now, sending former cannabis seed retailer Marc Emery to rot in the godforsaken gulag of America, the world's largest jailer, they would be spinning in their graves so fast that we could solve climate change by generating energy from the spinning corpses of America's Founding Fathers.
Two Washington State Lawmakers Offer Pot Legalization Bill
A pair of legislators in the state of Washington have submitted a marijuana legalization bill much like the one introduced by Assemblyman Tom Ammiano, D- San Francisco, back in February.
Pot Legalization: An Idea No Self-Respecting Capitalist Can Resist?
What with the deep divide between Democrats and Republicans on a range of issues these days, might the push to legalize marijuana galvanize erstwhile political opponents to rally behind the issue?
The Countdown Has Begun! Legal Pot In California: 320 Days Away
Richard Lee, the proprietor of a cannabis dispensary and Oaksterdam University spent a million dollars to put his tax and regulate legalization program on the ballot in California. It will be voted on November 2, 2010.
Afghan Surge Won’t Target Drug Crops
Thousands of extra Marines pouring into Afghanistan's opium-growing heartland will go after those who process drugs but not those who grow the crop, the commander of U.S. Marines in the area said.
