Drugs

Syringe access is one of many strategies of the harm-reduction movement that is changing the way society deals with drugs from the bottom up.

Despite the Obama administration's talk of emphasizing treatment and prevention, crucial public health measures continue to be neglected.

Canadian journalist Dawn Paley debunks the alleged war on drugs south of the US border.

Drug-testing for food stamps wastes taxpayer money and stigmatizes economic hardship.

Ethan Nadelmann left his teaching position at Princeton to become an advocate for ending the drug war.

Media spin and historical amnesia threaten to cover up the return to a policy of the Mexican state and cartel cooperation.

Historic bipartison majority in favor of reforming US drug laws and letting states set their own marijuana policies.

The movie Kill the Messenger has brought to new attention to charges that the CIA was involved in drug smuggling in the 1980s.

Extreme racial disparities persist as Blacks and Latinos make up 86% of marijuana possession arrests, despite young Whites using at higher rates.

Baseball acts like an ostrich's head in the sand for economic reasons: ratings and revenue.