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Charging Overdose Victims with Crime for Needing Naloxone [caption id="attachment_21411" align="aligncenter" width="465"] (This content is being used for illustrative purposes only; any person depicted in the content is a model)[/caption] Author: Justin Mckibben Overdose victims are the people most obviously struggling with the opiate epidemic. So many have... Learn More

Politicians Split Over Pot Policies Author: Justin Mckibben American politicians are soon to face an unprecedented number of US cities and states putting to the voters tomorrow the decision on whether they should follow suit with marijuana legalization as in Colorado and Washington. With so... Learn More

The 7 Drug Capitals of America America’s drug problem needs to be addressed. It’s obvious that the War on Drugs has failed us and, now the toll drugs are taking on communities is becoming apparent across the country; not just the likely suspects, either. Here are... Learn More

In the News: State of Washington Gives Out First Recreational Marijuana License OLYMPIA – Sean Green, who operates medical marijuana dispensaries in Spokane and Shoreline, Washington, began growing recreational marijuana yesterday after receiving Washington’s first license to grow legal marijuana. He says he has big plans for a nationwide manufacturing and sales... Learn More

4 Signs the War on Drugs is Ending The “War on Drugs” may have been made “public enemy number one” in 1971 by then-president Richard Nixon but, the hard stance on anti-drug policies that have been implemented by administration after administration have established an American history deeply entrenched... Learn More

In the News: Obama Says Marijuana Less Dangerous Than Alcohol In a recent interview that appears in The New Yorker magazine, President Obama said that marijuana is “not very healthy,” however, he believes it isn't as harmful as some people insist. When the president was asked if marijuana is less... Learn More

In the News: Recreational Pot Sales Start in Colorado Colorado has just become the first state in the country where small amounts of recreational pot can be legally sold in specially designated stores. In November of 2012, Colorado voters approved Amendment 64, which makes it legal for its residents... Learn More

Charging Overdose Victims with Crime for Needing Naloxone

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