“Sowing Fear”—The Legal Battle Over Masked ICE Agents
At 6:50 am on Tuesday, July 7, Houston resident Lorenzo Salgado Araujo was on ...
As UK Debates Ketamine Status, Peers Are Building the Response
“I emailed him and said, ‘I think I’m dying.'” By the time Amy Massey ...
Lockdowns Are a Dangerous Way for Prisons to Respond to Gang Violence
One morning in July we wake to rumors of being on lockdown, which happens ...
What’s Behind the UK’s Migration to Nicotine Pouches?
People in the United Kingdom are using nicotine pouches in rapidly growing numbers—both to ...
Former clinic director Janet Urdahl describes the system’s culture of cruetly, power imbalance and profit motives.
Filter sits down with Dr. Marewa Glover, to discuss New Zealand’s successful adoption of tobacco harm reduction.
Participants in a vaping group, held at a pioneering New York syringe service program, describe their experiences of switching from cigarettes.
Who Will Profit Most When the Drug War Ends?
The day I finish reading The Next Fix: The Winners and Losers Inside the Future of Drugs, by Professor Kojo ...
Trial Tax: Long Prison Sentences as Punishment for Rejecting a Plea Deal
Twenty-five years ago, prosecutors offered T a deal: 15 years, with eligibility for parole after 12 years and nine months. ...
Protests as Cicero Institute Launches Homelessness Policy Summit
On June 5 right-wing think tank the Cicero Institute held its first-ever homelessness policy summit, a Washington, DC, event promoting ...
