At a New York City federal prison that’s recorded relatively few confirmed cases of COVID-19, medical requests made by incarcerated…
In today’s bifurcated illicit drug trade, it’s increasingly common for transactions to occur anonymously, online—on the 0.01 percent of the…
The United States is implicated in the Philippines' violent drug war, revamped by in 2016 by President Rodrigo Duterte and…
President-elect Joe Biden was a primary architect of the War on Drugs, with a “tough on crime” legacy from the…
Election day brought an unprecedented wave of victories for drug policy reform ballot measures in the United States. Oregon passed…
The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) is looking to expand its anti-diversion surveillance infrastructure by being able to search and analyze…
Researchers at the Center of Excellence for the Acceleration of Harm Reduction (CoEHAR*) in Catania, Italy have just published a…
Two things uppermost in voters’ minds this week were the COVID-19 pandemic and police violence in America. The restrictions of…
Marijuana had a runaway night on November 3, but so too did psychedelics. Voters approved two measures in Washington, DC…
It was 1986 in the UK. Margaret Thatcher was Prime Minister, and in wood-paneled rooms near the Houses of Parliament,…