In Tennessee, a Dwindling Group of People Can Vote While Still in Prison
Tennessee, where I’ve been incarcerated for the past three decades, is notorious for felony ...
Lawsuit Seeking Psilocybin Home-Care in Oregon Permitted to Proceed
More people in Oregon could eventually access legal psilocybin following a new federal court ...
Maine Psilocybin Decrim Uncertain as Legislature Passes Bill, Then Tables It
On June 3, state senators in Maine narrowly approved a psilocybin decriminalization bill, which ...
Researchers Expose “Serious Flaws” in Prominent Vaping-Harms Study
The continual battles over research relating to tobacco harm reduction intensified in May. Two ...
How I Freeze My Cottons, So As to Never Get Cotton Fever Again
The first time I ever got cotton fever, I thought it was just bad ...
A $10 Ticket Suspended Her Driver’s License. It Cost $23,000 to Get It Back.
One day in September 2024 I received a frantic call from my wife Jamie, ...
One Year On, German Cannabis Legalization Has Uncertain Future
Berlin’s “premier smoking lounge” shares a street with high-end wine bars and designer clothing ...
“Love Rules”—Essential Exhibition Centers Harm Reduction History
The history of harm reduction in the United States, led by people who use ...
Prisons Want to Hire More Officers. It’s Easier Than Retaining Them.
One of the most important things to understand about the rampant understaffing in United ...
An Invisible Crisis: Brain Injury From Non-Fatal Overdose
Harms related to drug overdose are not limited to death. It’s important to remember ...
