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The DEA has spent $175 million in the past two decades to eradicate "ditch weed" plants that don't get anybody high. Your tax dollars at work.

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You can organize and get the word out by hosting a screening -- small or large -- of this important video about medical marijuana.

The California medical marijuana market could be a substantial source of tax revenues for the state, according to a new study, but it isn't happening yet.

A Vermont prosecutor is calling for "peace talks" in the war on drugs. It is time to debate alternative approaches, he says.

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Mexican President Felipe Calderon has sent thousands of soldiers and federal police into Tijuana in a bid to stamp out the drug trade in the border city where more than 300 died in prohibition-related violence last year.