Judge Rejects Baltimore’s $5.2 Billion Lawsuit Request to Address OD Crisis
A judge has rejected Baltimore’s request for $5.2 billion in abatement money in a ...
The Overlooked Benefits of Nicotine for Mental and Cognitive Health
With the rise of tobacco harm reduction (THR) products—including vapes, heated tobacco and pouches—nicotine ...
Nebraska’s Fix for Double-Bunking in Solitary Confinement May Need Work
In Nebraska, where state prisons are often at 140-percent capacity, the legislature is considering ...
Indivior-Funded Study Suggests Opvee Outperforms Narcan. But at What?
Indivior PLC, the pharmaceutical company that manufactures the opioid overdose antidote Opvee (nalmefene), has ...
How New MP Aaron Gunn Helped Turn Canada Against Harm Reduction
As Canada’s parliament gets into motion following the spring federal election, it has one ...
SF Mayor Wants to Use Permanent-Housing Funds for Shelter Beds
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie (D) wants to take millions of dollars from a ...
USDA: “Criminal Prosecution” for Cannabis Retailers Who Accept SNAP
The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) is reminding all retailers that accept federal ...
It Shouldn’t Be Quite This Hard to Get Into Our Prison’s Library
Recently one of our prison’s library clerks, Polo*, remarked in passing that the Georgia ...
To Bring Tobacco Harm Reduction to Prisons, We Need Outside Allies
Harm reduction efforts outside prison often involve lawyers and other experts identifying policy that ...
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 ...
