A Bad Election Night for Bids to Transform Criminal-Legal Systems
The future of criminal justice was on the ballot across the United States on ...
Ottawa Decriminalization Moves Accelerate Amid Shift to Meth
Ottawa may not have advanced as far as some neighboring municipalities—like Toronto or Montreal—when ...
PA Harm Reductionists Rally Around Bill to Authorize Syringe Programs
Susan Ousterman lost her son Tyler to an overdose when he was 24. If ...
The FDA’s Vape Fiasco Will Perpetuate Smoking Deaths
What’s not to love to hate about the Food and Drug Administration’s non-decisions on ...
Seattle Times Slightly Obsessed With Abolitionist City Attorney Candidate
Nicole Thomas-Kennedy, a Seattle candidate for city attorney and self-identified prison and police abolitionist, ...
NY Employers Can (Mostly) No Longer Fire You for Using Weed Off the Job
New Yorkers can no longer be fired for using marijuana while off the clock. ...
First Vape Company Full Stay Is Issued—and Suggests the FDA Miscalculated
On October 26, a United States federal court of appeals granted a full stay ...
The Annual “Halloween Candy or Edibles” Lie: Special COVID Edition
Because it is October, attorneys general across the country are participating in the annual ...
Fighting the Last War: An Excoriation of the WHO and Tobacco Control
The image on the cover of the new report, Fighting The Last War: The ...
Will Minneapolis Voters Replace Police With a Public Health Department?
On November 2, Minneapolis voters will decide whether to reshape the city’s police department ...
