Sleazy, sleazy. That's what a Missouri drug court monitor is accused of being, plus we have a crooked Puerto Rican cop and a sticky-fingered Louisiana narc. drug bust (wikimedia.org) US Drug Arrest ...

For nearly four years, the Philadelphia nonprofit Safehouse has seen its effort to open a safe injection site in the city stymied by a federal court case brought against it ...

A Southern California federal prosecutor has signaled that the Justice Department's war on medical marijuana distribution will be extended to media that accept advertising from dispensaries. The RAND ...

Mexican authorities have recaptured the fugitive head of the Sinaloa Cartel, Main'e Tea Party governor goes racial on drugs, while other New England states move toward drug reforms, and more. It's ...

The New York Times has a strong editorial on marijuana reform, the ResponsibleOhio initiative should qualify for the ballot on a second try, Philly pot busts plummet after decrim, Israel zeroes out ...

Xylazine. Senators want to see the State Department report on it during its annual drug reports. VA Governor Vetoes Drug Residue Misdemeanor Bill, British Ban Nitazenes, More... (3/21/24) A bipartisan ...

MAPS' Psychedelic Science 2013 conference in Oakland showcased important research on MDMA and the treatment of PTSD (as well as lots of other cool stuff). StoptheDrugWar.org needs your support to ...

The Drug Policy Alliance is hiring a new Policy Associate for the Office of National Affairs in Washington, DC. medical marijuana protest, 2006 (photo courtesy ASA) The Feds Can't Stop Medical ...

Ohio's GOP Senate leader is plotting changes to the marijuana legalization law approved by voters just weeks ago, the city of Boston pays out for using discriminatory hair drug tests on police ...

Chronicle Book Review: "The Riders Come Out at Night" The Riders Come Out at Night: Brutality, Corruption, and Cover-Up in Oaklandby Ali Winston & Darwin Bondgraham (2023, Atria Books, 467 pp., $30 HB ...

The Suburban Crisis: White America and the War on Drugs by Matthew Lassiter (2023, Princeton University Press, 659 pp., $39.95 HB) ...