Drug War Chronicle

Un comité selecto de parlamentarios ha lanzado un informe que llama el esquema de clasificación de las drogas de Gran Bretaña de ultrapasado, ineficaz y basado más en la política que en la ciencia.

Whether the good or the truly horrid, much can be learned about drug policy during those rare moments when public officials tell the truth about it.

Showing up at an event can be the best way to get involved! Check out this week's listings for events from today through next year, across the US and around the world!

Summer pneumonia cut into the Chronicle editor's work week, but he's already recovering.

Who would have thought the world's premier marijuana law reform rally would have to sue one of the most progressive cities in the country?

Despite billions of dollars in US aid, Colombian cocaine production remains at near record levels. Or is it even more? A new report raises serious questions.

Another sheriff who couldn't resist temptation, another drug-dealing cop, and something smells mighty bad in a Mississippi anti-drug task force.

The drug czar's office wants to make sure drugs kill -- to prove that drugs kill.

As NATO takes over in southern Afghanistan, fighting is flaring and opium is driving much of it. Now, European politicians are beginning to embrace a controversial opium licensing scheme.

A parliamentary select committee has issued a report calling Britain's drug classification scheme outmoded, ineffective, and based more on politics than science.