Drug War Chronicle

A campus cop, an auxiliary cop, and a sheriff's deputy all go down.

The year's second death during a drug law enforcement operation occurred Tuesday in Corpus Christi. Police said it was a suicide, but some local observers are assuming the worst.

A new designer drug is generating the same old knee-jerk prohibitionist responses. Be scared, very scared!

New year, new body count in Mexico's seemingly unending prohibition-related violence. It's up to 136 so far this year.

Despite a nationwide emergency ban by the DEA, some state legislators still feel impelled to ban synthetic cannabinoids at the state level.

One Nebraska state senator has identified a grave threat to the Cornhusker State: Welfare recipients on drugs.

Who could have foreseen this? Laws designed to limit illicit meth production by tracking cold pill purchased have led to a whole new black market, the AP reports.

The Illinois House has shot down a medical marijuana bill already passed by the state Senate, but there is an outside chance it could still get another shot this session.

The Atlantic's Andrew Sullivan popular blog The Daily Dish has been the home of quite a debate about marijuana in the last year and a half. Now, "The Cannabis Closet" lets us in on the conversation.

While small-time meth criminals face years in prison, a wealthy corporation complicit in the trade walks away with a fine. Is it a case of you can have all the justice you can buy? Or does the system just focus on the easiest victims?