A parallel event to the UN High-Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development takes on the future of the Philippines drug war now that Duterte is gone.
No-knock raids come under scrutiny in a new Washington Post report. (Creative Commons)
Bad behavior by the dope squad in Springfield, MA, leads to a consent decree with the Justice Department, the Senate pot legalization bill won't be filed this month after all
Mountains of meth are being cooked up in Myanmar's Shan state, UNODC reports. (dea.gov)
Tennesseans could send their legislators a message on marijuana policy under a pair of bills just filed, Costa Rica's president vetoes a medical marijuana bill and demands changes, and more.
Protestors denounce Duterte's bloody drug war. (hrw.org)
A crack appears in Pennsylvania Republicans' opposition to legalizing marijuana, that DEA agent killed in Tucson on Monday died enforcing pot prohibition, and more.
Not only the cultivation and possession but also the sharing of natural psychedelics is decriminalized in Seattle. (CC)
The Philippine government tries to look like it is doing something about human rights abuses in its drug war, Bolivian coca grower factions continue to clash, Seattle decriminalizes natural psychedelics and more.
Will Floridians ever get a chance to vote on marijuana legalization? Maybe next year. (Creative Commons)