War Munchies
When Obama was running for president he promised to get out of Iraq. He said it was the wrong war, and most of us agree with him.
Russia’s Space Agency Helps Drug Police Spot Cannabis Fields
Drug police in Russia's Far East have joined hands with the Federal Space Agency in spotting cannabis fields.
The Marijuana Wars: Pro vs. Con
CBS News on location: Oaksterdam University's Richard Lee vs. drug-warrior Republican Paul Chabot.
Washington House Committee Votes Down Marijuana Bills
Efforts to reform Washington state's marijuana laws were voted down by a House committee Wednesday.
Child Tug-of-War Spans International Border
Canadian cannabis activist Lisa Kirkman fights for the return of her 11-year-old son from American authorities.
Mexico’s Drug War Leaves a Generation of Narco Widows
For every gruesome news photo of a hacked-up corpse or severed human head there is at least one woman, often several, left with her life in pieces.
Prohibition Wrecks Families
Here is (another) very sad illustration of prohibition laws actually harming the public more than the substances prohibited.
LA Finally Votes (But It’s Not Yet Final)
CANNABIS CULTURE - LA's long-debated medical marijuana ordinance is likely to be approved on a final vote next Tuesday.
DEA Can Track Pot Growers With Mobile Devices
CANNABIS CULTURE - A US Federal court says the Drug Enforcement Administration has the right to attach mobile tracking devices to the vehicles of suspected marijuana growers.
Researchers Find Study of Medical Marijuana Discouraged
Despite the Obama administration’s tacit support of more liberal state medical marijuana laws, the federal government still discourages research into the medicinal uses of smoked marijuana.
