Tobacco Tyranny: Moving Toward the Next Prohibition
Texas Congressman Ron Paul says The Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act will give sweeping new powers over tobacco to the FDA.
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MP Keith Martin: Decriminalize Simple Possession of Pot
The lethal gun battles on the streets of Vancouver, the astounding number of murders in Mexico, and the insurgency that continues to grow in Afghanistan (which results in our soldiers being killed) all have one thing in common: the trafficking of illegal drugs.
Recession Fuels Drug Turf War
More people are dealing drugs as the economy worsens and Toronto police say it has set off a string of violence.
Congressman Proposes 25 Years In Prison For Pot
NORML's Paul Armentano on Mark Kirk, the US congressman who has proposed legislation to sentence first-time 'koosh' marijuana offenders to up to 25 years in prison
CNN: The Case For and Against Pot
CNN's Anderson Cooper will take a 'closer look' at marijuana users starting Monday night in a special week-long series called 'America’s High: The case for and against pot'.
Legal Pot in California in 2010? “Oaksterdam” Provides the Model
Pot entrepreneur Richard Lee envisions a professional marijuana industry much like the one that exists in Amsterdam.
STOP BILL C-15: Liberals Team With Conservatives to Pass a Nasty New Drug Law
CANNABIS CULTURE - On June 8, Canada's Parliament passed a new set of mandatory minimum penalties for a variety of marijuana and drug offences.
Why I’m Cutting A Deal
In the end, my lawyer, a wily and shrewd man named Ian Donaldson, said he just wouldn’t do it. He wouldn’t be the lawyer of record at any Extradition hearing for Marc Emery.
Resolution Calls for End to Medical Marijuana Raids in California
Senator Mark Leno introduced a resolution late on Monday that urges the federal government to end medical marijuana raids in California.
STOP BILL C-15! Mandatory Minimums Pass House With Support of Liberals
CANNABIS CULTURE - Controversial drug bill C-15, which includes mandatory minimum jail sentences for small amounts of marijuana, passed the Canadian House of Commons with the support of both Liberal and Conservative parties. The bill now moves to the Senate for a final vote.
