‘White Boy Rick’ Spins The Fate Of An FBI Drug Informant To Downplay Drug-Peddling
Some context is missing from the film, which portrays the informant as a Robin Hood figure of Detroit wronged by the feds.
K2: The Drug With Zombie-Like Overdose Symptoms Is Wreaking Havoc In Washington DC
K2 overdoses have plagued Washington D.C. over the past few years, causing more than 1,236 suspected overdoses and even a handful of deaths since mid-July.
Your Guide To The Opioid Lawsuits Aiming To Replicate The Big Tobacco Settlement
Very few lawsuits against opioid makers were brought by victims or their families. Instead, they are being filed by cities, state’s attorneys general, and even Native American tribal councils.
Inside The Texas Border Town That Funnels Half Of All U.S.-Mexico Trade
In the small border city of Laredo, Texas, the entire world shows up every day, determined to get into the United States.
To Solve Border Troubles, The U.S. Must Help Make Mexico Great Again
Helping the Mexican government regain control of the cartels should be a top priority for the Trump administration. Otherwise, the border will continue to be a hopeless mess.
White House’s Reorganization Plan Would Make For A Leaner, Better FDA
The administration proposes changing the FDA’s name to the ‘Federal Drug Administration,’ making clear that its focus will solely be on drugs, devices, biologics, and tobacco.
The Migrant Crisis Is About More Than Just Kids
The Mexican cartels uses migrants to flood the zone and distract Border Patrol from their efforts to smuggle opioids and other drugs across.
National Campaigns Aren’t Going To Cut It. To Beat Opioids, Everyone Needs To Step Up
These kinds of prevention campaigns are important for targeting potential addicts, but don’t do as much for the people already languishing in the midst of their problems.
The Characterization Of Alice Johnson’s Crimes Is Wrong. She Deserved Punishment
This ‘nonviolent first-time drug offender’ stuff gives the wrong impression. Alice Johnson acted like a career criminal, so she was sentenced like one.
Why President Trump Should Listen To Kim Kardashian About America’s Draconian Drug Punishments
Alice Marie Johnson is one of 3,278 people serving a life sentence without parole despite their offense being nonviolent.
What You Need To Know About President Trump’s Drug Pricing Plan
While such costs represent a small fraction of overall spending on health care, several dynamics help the prescription drug issue gain disproportionate attention.
San Francisco’s Liberal Utopia Invites Homelessness, Drugs, And Crime Into The City
Senior Correspondent John Daniel Davidson shares his reporting from the streets of San Francisco on the Federalist Radio Hour.
Podcast: FDA And Scott Gottlieb On Drug Trials, Nicotine, And Opioids
Reason Reporter Mike Riggs joins Federalist Radio to share the latest news and drug policy we are seeing from the new FDA commissioner.
‘Take Your Pills’ Exposes Troubling Tie Between America’s Work Addiction And Meds
We want success, and productive work requires focus. If you’re a rich kid micro-dosing amphetamines for school or career advantage, that’s rewarded.
Study Of 1.8 Million Women Links Birth Control And Breast Cancer
Danish researchers have found there are approximately 13 additional breast cancer cases for every 100,000 women who use hormonal contraception for one year.
Abolish The FDA. It Does Patients More Harm Than Good
The rising costs of many, if not all, medications are largely the result of the lack of competition in the pharmaceutical industry. That’s the FDA’s fault.
Research: Today’s American Teens Delay Reponsibility Longer Than Ever
Whereas physical health may be on the rise among teens in the iGen generation, their mental health and wellbeing has declined.
How Medical Marijuana Can Help Alleviate Our Pain-Driven Opioid Crisis
To date, research shows marijuana-based chemical compounds can be everything from anti-inflammatory to neuroprotective, with fewer side effects than pain drugs.
America’s Opioid Crisis: Abuse, Trafficking, And Paths To Recovery
Addiction psychiatrist Sally Satel explains the unintended consequences of painkillers and how we arrived at this drug crisis on Federalist Radio.
Buying Druggies Needles Will Not Reduce Their Opioid Habit
After Vancouver implemented North America’s biggest needle-sharing program, its HIV and hepatitis rates exploded. So why are states following suit?
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