Senate Candidate’s Blunt Ad on Drug-War Targeting of Black Louisianans
In 1992, then-presidential candidate and Arkansas Governor Bill Clinton disclosed that he had experimented ...
Signs of Anxiety in the Anti-Vaping Camp as Big Decisions Brew
Amid a months-long wait for clarity on the future of vaping in the United ...
Alberta Legal Battle Against New SCS Barriers Is Going to the Wire
Alberta, Canada, remains a battleground for harm reduction rights. This past August, a coalition ...
Doubling Down on Fentanyl Myths, West Virginia Bill Would Punish “Exposing” Cops
On January 18, West Virginia legislators advanced a bill that would make “exposing” law ...
After a Year in Office, Biden Has Failed to Fulfill His Marijuana Promises
January 20 marks the end of President Joe Biden’s first year in office—and by ...
David Stuart: An Inspirational Leader in Chemsex Harm Reduction
The harm reduction and LGBTQ health movements have unexpectedly lost a leader, David Stuart. ...
How Port Townsend, Washington, Decriminalized Psychedelics
On December 20, the City Council of Port Townsend, a small city in Jefferson ...
New Jersey Governor Signs Bills to Expand Harm Reduction
On January 18, New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy signed harm reduction legislation that will ...
Baltimore and Boston’s Non-Prosecution Policies Now at Grave Risk
Two of the most significant figures in the so-called “progressive prosecutor” movement now seem ...
London’s Cannabis Diversion Plan Draws Political Fire
The mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, is hoping to introduce a scheme that would ...
