
New York Becomes First U.S. City to Open Supervised Injection Sites for Drug Users
Facilities will provide clean needles, medicine to reverse overdoses, and information on addiction treatment services
Facilities will provide clean needles, medicine to reverse overdoses, and information on addiction treatment services
Early one morning in 1999, federal agents descended on tiny Chimayó, New Mexico as part of a nationwide heroin crackdown. Locals say it broke up families and drove addiction deeper into the community
Authorities shut down the Metropolitan Correctional Center because of its abhorrent conditions. A new indictment suggests it was rife with corruption, too
Coordinated international law enforcement effort led to seizure of more than 500 pounds of drugs — worth $31.6 million — in what is being called 'Operation Dark HunTor'
The Brooklyn band strives for love and community amidst late-capitalist malaise on their new LP, Sympathy for Life
Psychedelics offer a way to look at professional and economic systems more, well, psychedelically
The popular adult performer had been on the cover of hundreds of DVDs and partied with celebrities in Los Angeles. Then she was found dead in an RV on Skid Row
The longtime drug-war opponent and founder of the Drug Policy Alliance covers everything from personal psychedelic use to the global future of drugs
The company also agreed to end the manufacturing and distribution of opioids nationwide
When paired with talk therapy, MDMA seemed to allow patients' brains to better process painful memories and heal
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