“First Time We’ve Seen That” Feds Say of Meth Pills They’ve Seen for Years
Amid a recent upswing in methamphetamine seizures, the Drug Enforcement Administration and the Department ...
My Dad Quit Cigarettes in 1984. To Doctors, He Was Always a “Smoker.”
Last month, my father died. I miss him deeply, and I always will. He ...
Trump Funding Cuts Hit Chicago’s Community Nonviolence Programs
Gun violence appears to be decreasing in Chicago, thanks in large part to community ...
Malta Rolls Back Historic Cannabis Legalization, Calls Odor a “Nuisance”
In late 2021, Malta became the first European country to legalize marijuana possession for ...
“They Just Dropped Me”—When Drug-Related Stigma Replaces Pain Care
When Phillip lost motor control on one side of his body, I had only ...
Who’s Missing From the Tobacco Harm Reduction Conversation?
When it comes to tobacco harm reduction, whose opinions and voices should be heard? ...
“A Shared Dread”: Immigrant Prisoners Near Release, Knowing ICE Is Waiting
Fourteen years ago, Mateo* was in a Tennessee county jail waiting to be processed ...
Federal Court Blocks Texas From State-Level Immigration Enforcement
On July 3, the United States Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a decision ...
“Liberation in Order to Heal”—Psychedelics Movement at Crossroads
In June, the world’s largest psychedelics conference returned to Denver. Eight thousand participants gathered ...
SF Mayor Scraps Plan to Add 1,500 Shelter Beds, a Key Campaign Promise
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie (D) has reneged on a key campaign promise to ...
