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Comprehensive coverage of the War on Drugs since 1997
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Medical Marijuana: New Hampshire Bill Heads for Final Legislative Vote
A medical marijuana bill in New Hampshire is one Senate floor vote away from passage after it was approved by a Senate committee Thursday. The state House has already passed it. -
Students: Intern at StoptheDrugWar (DRCNet) and Help Stop the Drug War!
Apply for an internship at DRCNet and you could spend a semester fighting the good fight! -
Weekly: Blogging @ the Speakeasy
"Sentencing Postponed in the Charlie Lynch Trial," "Opposing Medical Marijuana is Politically Risky," "Poking Around in a Teenager's Panties is a Sick Crime (Unless It's a Drug Search)," "Wow, These 4/20 Celebrations Are Surprisingly Safe," "If You Think the Drug War Protects Young People, Read This," "Obama's Fraudulent Pledge to Respect Medical Marijuana Laws," "Supreme Court Restricts Warrantless Vehicle Searches," "The Mainstream Media Wishes You a Happy 4/20," "Baptist Pastor Assaulted After Refusing Police Search." -
Appeal: It's Time to STOP Wasting Time, Money & Lives
With an economic crisis requiring sensible budget cuts, a Constitution-friendly administration and more people joining the drug policy reform movement than ever before, StoptheDrugWar.org has a unique opportunity to make our case. -
Job Opportunity: Policy Analyst/Content Editor, Common Sense for Drug Policy -- DRCNet Office in Washington, DC
Common Sense for Drug Policy is seeking an editorially-skilled individual to maintain and grow its network of web sites, including the in-depth online presentation on drug policy issues, DrugWarFacts.org. -
Latinoamérica: Sendero Luminoso mata a 14 soldados en región cocalera peruana
El agosto último el gobierno peruano se embarcó en una campaña para recobrar el control de una de las principales regiones cocaleras del paÃs. Hasta el momento no resuelta bien. -
Latinoamérica: Uribe busca volver a penalizar tenencia de drogas
La tenencia de drogas ha sido legal en Colombia desde 1994. Pero ahora un presidente Uribe abstemio quiere regresar a los malos tiempos de antaño. -
ONDCP: Nombran a especialista en adicción como subfiscal de la droga
El gobierno Obama ha nombrado a un renombrado investigador de la adicción para ser el número dos en la secretarÃa antidroga. ¿Debemos esperar un surto de tratamiento de la toxicomanÃa? -
Libertad de expresión: Gran jurado emplaza a destacada militante del alivio del dolor que ha criticado enjuiciamiento de médico de Kansas
La procuradora federal que persigue al Dr. Steven Schneider, un médico de Kansas, y su mujer ahora visa a los defensores activistas de la pareja también. Siobhan Reynolds de la Pain Relief Network ha sido emplazada por un gran jurado federal por obstrucción a la justicia en el caso, pero promete no cooperar.