“Ralph, have you ever done LSD?” Of course, my dad’s speaking to a policeman, and it’s the 70’s, and my dad hadn’t done LSD.

We passed out the tabs of acid, we toasted, and we dropped. And then suddenly, up we went. I stood up, gingerly putting my weight on my right leg. And...nothing. No pain. No tenderness. I was invincible.

If neither the state nor defenders of our continued drug policies can provide a rational justification for the continued practice of incarcerating drug users, then the use of punishment by the state against drug users is morally unjustified.

Proponents of drug prohibition provide reasons why alcoholic substances should continue to remain legal while substances like LSD should not. No persuasive arguments of that sort are anywhere to be found.

We would have only one chance to intercept Hillary Clinton in the parking lot.

Pacquiao’s drive to reinstate capital punishment for drug crimes is in line with President Duterte: “If you know of any addicts, go ahead and kill them yourself, as getting their parents to do it would be too painful.”

I had the very strange joy of driving a Hillary Clinton rally with a van full of cannabis activists.

Canada has amended its policies on heroin to allow doctors to prescribe the drug to patients suffering severe addiction.

"Too many people just see ayahuasca as a sales product and that’s a problem, where it becomes commodified."

The cannabis-activist group, DCMJ, sat in on the Jeff Sessions' confirmation hearing.