War on Drugs
Chronicling changes to US drug policy, from marijuana legalization efforts to the fight against the opioid crisis.
It might be a good idea to put that pot brownie down before it’s finished.
Another reason to not try this at home.
And some of them might surprise you.
Kim Jong-un is a dictator, except with, perhaps, pot.
Even though it could help military veterans, the federal government considers marijuana more dangerous and less medically valuable than cocaine and meth.
A new study found casual marijuana use correlates with differences in a person’s brain structure, but the findings don’t show the drug will wreck your brain.
Medical marijuana could fill gaps that currently exist in traditional medicine.
The federal government is relaxing its approach on the war on drugs. But states have been doing that for years.
Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley will sign legislation decriminalizing marijuana, the governor’s office announced Monday.
Three months after legalizing marijuana, Denver defies the early warnings from legalization opponents.