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Some cannabis growers may soon find themselves with a lot less irrigation water if the U.S. government decides to block the use of federal water for state-legal marijuana cultivation.
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A Texas teen is facing 5 years to life in prison for allegedly baking and selling pot brownies. Jacob Lavoro, a 19-year-old was charged with a first degree felony because he used hash oil instead of marijuana, allowing the state
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Ron Paul: CIA Using The Drug War To Fund Covert Ops
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Several bitcoin exchanges including the now-defunct Mt. Gox received subpoenas from federal prosecutors as they look into possible ties between the exchanges and the online drug market Silk Road,
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Below is a disturbing video from the Summit County (Ohio) jail where Siobhan Householder, 35, is shown being thrown to the ground and having her jaw pried open by deputies because she had taken Tylenol while waiting in a prisoner-holding room. She wa
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The youth know the truth,...now to the voting booth.
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In news that no one had to be Nostradamus to predict, the legalization of marijuana has had a ripple effect on the “War on Drugs,” massively impacting the profitability and reach of Mexican drug cartels, which are taking a huge financial hit.
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The Drug Enforcement Administration has seized a batch of seeds that were intended to be part of the launch of Kentucky's legal hemp industry following congressional legalization of the crop for research purposes.
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The Drug Enforcement Administration has seized a batch of seeds that were intended to be part of the launch of Kentucky's legal hemp industry following congressional legalization of the crop for research purposes.
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Attorney General Eric Holder has announced the Justice Department is ready to make clemency easier for people convicted of possessing crack cocaine. A large number of prisoners are expected to apply for leniency under the new directive. The proce
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A Stevens County man who ate marijuana cookies to ease gout and knee pain faces a minimum sentence of 10 years in prison. While Washington state allows marijuana for both medical and recreational purposes, Congress has classified the drug as a substa
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Capitol Hill lawmakers are dazed and confused when it comes to dealing with the growing number of states legalizing marijuana use, which has created a glaring conflict with federal statutes outlawing cannabis as a Schedule I drug
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The green-cross storefronts of medical marijuana dispensaries are common in much of Washington, and the state is plowing ahead with licensing people to grow and sell recreational pot to adults. But a federal trial scheduled to begin in the coming wee
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A number of cannabis dispensary operators the Georgia Straightmet with for this story reported the same. Healing Tree on East Hastings and Karuna Health Foundation on Victoria Drive, for example, both estimated that 15 to 20 percent of the patients t
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The Drug Enforcement Administration is trying to stay one step ahead of synthetic drug makers, wholesalers and retailers as it broadens its crackdown on the growing black market product.
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End The War On Drugs, Say Nobel Prize-Winning Economists ... Global War on Drugs ...
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Reconstituting a cocktail before your eyes
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New report says militarized approach to fighting drug trade 'has failed on its own terms' and that new paradigms must be tried
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Sen. Charles Schumer is asking the Food and Drug Administration to prevent a powdered alcohol from reaching store shelves this fall, saying that it would become “the Kook-Aid of teen binge drinking.”
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Starting July 1, if you're pregnant and use drugs while living in Tennessee, you can be charged with a crime for causing harm to your unborn baby. Gov. Bill Haslam signed the controversial law yesterday, the Tennessean reports.
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US Continues to Throw Money at Soaring Production With Little Effect
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Vigilantes are searching an extensive cave system in the hunt for the last fugitive boss of the Knights Templar drug cartel, a "self-defense" group leader in western Mexico said Thursday.
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Ecuador has ordered the U.S. Embassy’s military group, about 20 Defense Department employees, to leave the country by month’s end, in a further indication of strained relations.
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Two former Los Angeles County sheriff's deputies have been charged with conspiracy, perjury and altering evidence in connection with planting guns inside a medical marijuana dispensary to justify two arrests in 2011, prosecutors said.
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As she displays the pictures, Scrivner’s daughter Alannah, who was just 2 years old when her mom was put away, changes from a redheaded, freckled young kid to a sullen teen to a struggling young mom. Scrivner changes in the photos, too.
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An estimated 80,000 people packed into Denver's main square on Easter Sunday for what was billed as the "biggest marijuana rally in history".
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Lawmakers in Michigan are moving forward with legislation to implement roadside saliva tests for marijuana, despite word from researchers that the tests are far from perfect.
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How Silicon Valley entrepreneurs are rushing to cash in on cannabis.
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Utah law enforcement officials searched, without a warrant, the prescription drug records of 480 public paramedics, firefighters and other personnel to try to figure out who was stealing morphine from emergency vehicles.
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The machine includes technology that requires users to swipe their driver's license to verify their identity and age. Multiple cameras attached to the machine make sure the person swiping the card is the same person depicted on the card.
