War on Drugs

The California Senate just passed a revolutionary bill that will nullify the control the Federal Reserve has over the cannabis industry by creating a separate banking industry—solely for cannabis.

When Sen. Jeff Merkley (D-Ore.) attempted to visit a Walmart that had been converted into a privately run, federally funded detention center for immigration, police were called to remove him.

Unable to deny the science any longer, the state of Pennsylvania has just approved the use of marijuana to fight off the ever-increasing opioid epidemic.

A report sponsored by the Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibly is being used to convince law enforcement agencies to focus on arresting cannabis users.

"I'm willing to face the jail time or the consequences for it if it will help my son," said a mother who was arrestest for letting her son use cannabis to treat his seizures.

A group of scientists is using blockchain technology to stop Monsanto from patenting cannabis strains.

One state has ruled that college students who are medical cannabis users can no longer be labeled as felons by the state if they are caught with their medicine on campus.

Showing the backward nature of the US justice system, a wealthy business owner was spared time behind bars after pleading no contest to the rape of a child, while another man was sentenced to prison for selling a plant.

A mother said she was forced to give birth to her premature baby alone, on the floor of her jail cell, after guards accused her of faking her labor.

In a rare move in favor of public safety, a mayor has ordered police to stop arresting people for smoking cannabis in public.