War on Drugs

Five cops pleaded guilty to a conspiracy to purchase, distribute and receive cocaine and opioids and none of them will go to jail.

Colorado governor signed a revolutionary order this week issuing an unconditional pardon to everyone convicted of possession of an ounce or less of marijuana.

Because police suspected this innocent mom of having an illegal substance she was brought to jail and forcibly raped by officers who found nothing.

Ann Arbor has put themselves on the right side of history by refusing to arrest people for mushrooms, ayahuasca, ibogane, and other psychedelics.

An innocent grandmother and her grandson's girlfriend were strip searched, forced to remove their pants and bras after a cop claimed to smell weed during a traffic stop.

Three major organizations, along with dozens of current and former prosecutors, judges and police officers have signed a letter, urging Congress to end the war on weed and expunge all convictions.

Cops took to Facebook this week to brag about their new marijuana goggles that they are going to use on school children to sell them lies about marijuana.

Cops were busting people for marijuana and then stealing that marijuana from evidence lockup and selling it back on the streets.

A great-grandmother visiting Florida was arrested, brought to jail and given a body cavity search for having legal CBD to treat her arthritis.

For the first time, terminally ill cancer patients will be able to receive psilocybin mushroom therapy for their anxiety and depression — legally.