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Predatory policing in Tulsa results in one man's demise -- and raises questions about how, and for whom, the criminal justice system works.

Two presidential candiates get "A" grades on marijuana policy, racial disparities in marijuana law enforcement persist in Los Angeles even in the age of decriminalization, Bolivians protest a new US drug trafficking law that extends Uncle Sam's reach, and more.

Marijuana activists are set to protest pot prohibition at the White House Friday. They want Obama to deschedule it, but that's just for starters.

A new poll has good news for Florida's medical marijuana initiative, pot decriminalization is one Senate vote away in New Hampshire, and more.

Police enforcing the drug laws killed four people last month, two of them unarmed.

Mexican authorities have recaptured the fugitive head of the Sinaloa Cartel, Main'e Tea Party governor goes racial on drugs, while other New England states move toward drug reforms, and more.

A National Town Hall recently took up the question of how Black Lives Matter fits in with drug reform.

The legal marijuana states are creating massive industries without significant federal interference, but it's a different story on the rez.

What is arguably the most comprehensive attempt to roll back drug war sentencing excesses rolled out yesterday in Washington.

The marijuana reform bandwagon rolls through Delaware, federal bills on opiates and racial profiling get filed, the Supreme Court issues an interesting decision on synthetic drug sales, and more.