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

Showing his inspirational dedication to the cause of liberty, after suffering a stroke on Friday, Dr. Ron Paul is going back on air Monday.

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

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.

This is a must listen podcast as we delve into everything from the current riots to potential solutions to why the thin blue line ousts those who hold it accountable. 

TFTP sits down with Alex M Salazar, a former LAPD cop in the notorious Rampart Division on which the movie Training Day was based to discuss all things police accountability.

A Federal Judge is now challenging the Supreme Court to finally bring Qualified Immunity to an end and stop protecting bad cops.

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

Maryland cops have just lost a major tool in violating people's rights by being able to arrest them based on the smell of a plant the government says is bad.

ProPublica obtained these police records from New York City’s Civilian Complaint Review Board. NYPD unions are suing to halt the city from making the data public.