America’s Drug War Is Ruining the World
A half-century of Washington’s harsh drug prohibition policies has brought misery to millions across the globe.
Project Guardian
Ex-Purdue Pharma CEO Richard Sackler called opioid addicts ‘scum,’ ‘criminals’ in emails
By DAVID MATTHEWS The man whose company makes Oxycontin once referred to people addicted to his
Fentanyl Speedballs Are the Latest Disturbing Trend in America’s Opioid Crisis
Deliberately mixing the powerful and deadly drug with stimulants like coke and meth is one
Top executives at major opioid company found guilty of criminal racketeering
The verdict could send the former executives to prison for years. By German Lopez Insys Therapeutics
Harm Reduction: Shifting from a War on Drugs to a War on Drug-Related Deaths
By Jeffrey A. Singer The U.S. government’s current strategy of trying to restrict the supply of
Locking Up Drug “Dealers” to Save Users Doesn’t Make Anyone Safer
BYAlyssa Stryker President Trump declared a national emergency to fund a wall on the southern
The U.S. May Ban Kratom. But Are its Effects Deadly or Lifesaving?
By Troy Farah Kratom is a drug popular in Southeast Asia that’s derived from the leaves
Kratom group: CDC report doesn’t show botanical caused deaths
A report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention leaves unanswered questions surrounding the
The Last Frontier: Inside Alaska’s Meth Epidemic
In the remote state, opioids have had a grip on the population — but meth is
The case for prescription heroin
Vancouver gives heroin to people suffering from addiction — and it works. VANCOUVER, British Columbia
The family behind OxyContin looked into profiting from solving the crisis they helped cause
The Sackler family and Purdue Pharma’s Project Tango looked into how to profit off opioid
Yes, The Opioid Epidemic Is Linked To A Spike In Pain Pill Prescriptions
Corporations acted as cartels and filled our country with opioids. Connecting that to the epidemic