War On Drugs

EXCLUSIVE - How Cannabis Businesses Can Leverage Global Search Trends To Stay Ahead: New Semrush Index
Richard Nixon Secretly Admitted Marijuana Is 'Not Particularly Dangerous,' New Tapes Reveal
Saving Cannabis Prisoners From 100+ Years Behind Bars: Dutchie And Last Prisoner Project Hit $2M Fundraising Goal
Richard Nixon Secretly Admitted Marijuana Is 'Not Particularly Dangerous,' New Tapes Reveal
Saving Cannabis Prisoners From 100+ Years Behind Bars: Dutchie And Last Prisoner Project Hit $2M Fundraising Goal
Six Months In Prison For Drug Use In Norway? What Is Going On In This Liberal Country?
UN Health Official's New Report Calls For End To Drug War, Harm Reduction, Scientific Approach To Drug Policy

War On Drugs Recent News

DEA Adds Insult To Injury, Touts Nixon's Drug War Policies On First Day Of Black History Month
The Drug Enforcement Administration’s recent Throwback Thursday (TBT) post on Twitter, now known as X, happened to fall on the first day of Black History Month.
Is Marijuana A Controlled Substance? Wait… What Is A Controlled Substance?
Dive into the Controlled Substances Act, marijuana's classification, and the impact of the War on Drugs in this eye-opening article.
EXCLUSIVE: From Trump's Weed Pardons To Biden's Policy, Hip-Hop Producer Weldon Angelos Has Had A Big Impact On Legislation
In 2016, after serving 13 years in prison, Weldon Angelos, who once worked with artists like Snoop Dogg and 2Pac, was released following President Obama's commutation, supported by Senators Cory Booker, Mike Lee, Rand Paul, prison reform advocate
Reschedule Cannabis Or 'Abolish The DEA,' Says Physician: Examining The 50-Year-Old, Trillion-Dollar Agency
The Drug Enforcement Administration turned 50 in July 2023, marking five decades and over $1 trillion spent in its unsuccessful attempt to enforce the Controlled Substances Act via what is widely viewed as a failed War on Drugs with a focus on cannabis.
New Jersey Medical Marijuana Sales Dip As Recreational Surges, $15M For Community Programs
New Jersey's dynamic cannabis landscape continues to evolve as two pivotal developments reflect its commitment to community well-being and maturing market.
Washington's $200M Investment To Address War On Drugs And Racially Motivated Disparities
Washington State has launched an initiative aimed at rectifying the stark disparities resulting from historic drug possession laws.
Senator Schumer Drives Moral Imperative In Marijuana Banking Bill Amidst GOP Uncertainty
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) is actively pursuing a bipartisan marijuana banking bill and intends to incorporate "criminal justice provisions" into it.
Jamaica, New Zealand And Isle Of Man Drive Cannabis And Drug Policy Changes
In a rapidly evolving landscape, Jamaica, New Zealand and the Isle of Man are at the forefront of significant drug policy changes, shaping the future of cannabis and substance regulations.
Semrush Index: Mental Health, War On Drugs And Sustainability Dominate Global Online Concerns
Discover top global issues from Semrush's 2023 Index. Uncover trends from millions of Google searches. Data-driven change awaits.
Colombia's New Drug Policy Shifts Focus Amidst Changing Global Drug War Dynamics
Colombia has announced a new national drug policy, with President Gustavo Petro underlining the changing dynamics of the global drug war, emphasizing a shift in U.S. policies.
Unseen Damage: How The War On Drugs Accelerates Climate Crisis, New Report
A recent 63-page report from the International Coalition on Drug Policy Reform and Environmental Justice reveals the hidden and insidious connection between global drug prohibition, the war on drugs and environmental destruction.
Cage-Free Report 2023: Assessing The Social Responsibility Of Cannabis Giants
Cage-Free Repair, the non-profit arm of Cage-Free Cannabis, released its 2023 Cannabis Social Responsibility Report.
Pennsylvania's Farm-To-Table Cannabis Bill, Big Tobacco VS. Illicit Market And More
Mississippi Announces Major Cannabis Rule Revisions Mississippi's Department of Health has unveiled extensive revisions to cannabis industry regulations, seeking public input until Oct. 2.
Global Cannabis Spotlight: Brazil, Thailand, And 'Aid For The War On Drugs' Report On The Horizon
The global cannabis landscape is undergoing rapid transformation as countries worldwide reevaluate their stance on this once-stigmatized plant. In this journey, we'll explore the latest updates from Brazil and Thailand, as well as delve into HRI's Report on Foreign Aid.
Colombian Cocaine Nears Oil Revenue: War On Drugs Failure And Rural Inequality Amplify The Equation
Colombia's leading export is transitioning from oil to cocaine. With oil exports falling 30% in H1 2023, a recent report by Bloomberg Economics, predicts that cocaine revenues will surpass oil this year. As the world's top cocaine producer, Colombia reached its highest production level since 1991, producing 1,738 tons worth $193 billion in 2022.
How Can America Unlock $28 Billion In New Taxes? Benefits Await From Psychedelics Legalization
This article was originally published on Microdose and appeared here with permission.
People Harmed By War On Drugs Should Be First In Legal Cannabis Market, Says BIKO Flower Founder
"People who are most affected by the war on drugs have the ability to be the first to operationalize businesses in the cannabis market, now that it’s legal,” declared Biko's founder & CEO, Timeka Drew at the recent Benzinga Cannabis Capital
What Does It Mean To Be A Social Impact Cannabis Brand? 40 Tons CEO Breaks It Down
“Being a social impact cannabis brand: for 40 Tons, it is about making an impact in your community, taking action, providing opportunity and education for those affected by the war on drugs,” declared Loriel Alegrete, CEO and Co-founder of 40 Tons, at the latest Benzinga Cannabis Capital Conferen
DEA's 7 'Creative' Activities To Keep Teens Off Drugs, Hang Ten!
Yay! The DEA came up with seven activities to get a natural high that doesn't involve drugs. Snorkel, jet ski, get sunburnt. Can’t wait!
United Nations Calls For End To Global 'War On Drugs,' Health And Human Rights Instead Of Punishment
International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking is observed annually on June 26th since it was established in the United Nations General Assembly in December 1987.
Christie Takes Stance On Drug War: Treatment For Addicts, Jail For Illicit Suppliers
Promises are being made as presidential candidates hit the campaign trail for the 2024 U.S. election.
Reparations For Black Americans Impacted By War On Drug Recommended By California Task Force
California's Task Force to Study and Develop Reparation Proposals for African Americans has recommended $228 billion in reparations for those affected by the war on drugs, specifically targeting economically deprived areas.
International Effort To Reform Drug Policies In Colombia & Mexico, Presidents Announce Bilateral Agenda
President of Colombia, Gustavo Petro and Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador recently met to discuss geopolitical, commercial, cultural and cooperation issues for the development of both countries.