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.

I grandmother's trip home to visit family turned into a nightmare when she was kidnapped in Texas, thrown in a cage and shackled for having CBD oil.

Disturbing body camera footage was released this week showing a great-grandmother's arrest by Florida cops for CBD she uses for arthritis.

An innocent grandmother and her two sons were raided and arrested after police mistook the grandpa's ashes for heroin.

Several truckers were arrested and are facing years in prison for carrying entirely legal hemp because police state-addicted cops are "just doing their jobs."

Washington Gov. Jay Insless signed a bill that will now allow school students to consume medical marijuana on campus, on the bus, or at school events.

Since kidnapping and caging people for drugs has proven to be a horrific failure, Philly is proposing a revolutionary new policy to change that paradigm.

A bus driver who admitted to raping a student who rode his bus was sentenced to no jail while a man treating his cancer with a plant is facing years behind bars.

In the name of fighting the opioid crisis, the federal government has begun arresting big pharma CEOs who have pushed tens of millions of opioids into the streets.

After police officers were found to be justified in using a bulldozer to turn a man into human road kill over marijuana, his family is now suing.