Drugs
Medical Marijuana Patients to Get Their Day in Court
The United States Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit has agreed to hear arguments against the federal government's classification of marijuana as a dangerous drug.
Malaysian Drug Laws are Unfair to Australians
Australians are not presumed innocent when charged with crimes that could see them executed, says a Malaysian legal reform advocate.
Huge Drug Bust Down Under
Australian authorities have seized more than half a billion dollars worth of meth and heroin in Sydney.
Scenes from the Drug War: DEA Secretly Commandeers Truck, Gets Driver Killed
Company owner did not authorize use, is trying to get reimbursed and fears for his family.
From Bootlegging to Pot Trafficking
The outlaws of Marion County, Kentucky, defy one Prohibition after another.
Violence Is Not Victory
Mexico's election results are the latest sign of Latin American dissent from the drug war.
3 Accounting Tricks the Obama Administration Uses to Hide the Cost of the Drug War
From ditchweed to rehab, the Obama administration finds clever ways to cook the drug war books.
Why the Acquittal of Roger Clemens Should Mean the End of Washington's Steroid Witch Hunt
Sorry, Ty Cobb, but it's time for you to stop making players and fans miserable.