New Study Confirms CBD Blocks Opioid Reward, May Help Treat Addiction
"The findings support the idea that marijuana is an 'exit drug,' rather than a 'gateway drug,' as drug warriors used to claim."
DEA’s Move to Restrict Opioid Prescriptions Pushed Users to the Dark Web
"New research adds to an increasing body of evidence that restricting opioid prescribing has not solved the opioid crisis but instead worsened it."
Patients Without Borders: The Rise of Medical Tourism
"In the five years that Hickory Springs Manufacturing has begun offering to send its employees abroad for medical treatment, the company has saved over $10 million on health care costs."
Death by Regulation: How We Were Robbed of a Golden Age of Health and How We Can Reclaim It
Most people believe government agencies like the Food and Drug Administration keep them safe. But a book by Dr. Mary J. Ruwart explodes this myth. People often argue that without the protection of government agencies, we would face constant peril. Allegedly, without the FDA, our pharmacy shelves would be lined with unregulated products containing deadly…
California Commmittee Passes Bill to End Unrestricted Federal Militarization of Local Police
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (June 21, 2018) – On Tuesday, a California Senate committee passed a bill that would require law enforcement agencies in the state to get local governmental approval before acquiring or using military equipment. Passage of the bill into law would set the stage to limit federal programs that militarize local police. Asm. Todd Gloria…
Commerce Secretary Blames ‘Profiteering’, Not Tariffs, For Higher Prices
"Price increases are 'clearly a result of antisocial behavior by participants in the industry,' he said."
Supreme Court rules that states can shake down out-of-state online sellers
"The ruling is likely to lead states to try to collect sales tax on purchases from out-of-state online businesses more aggressively."
Lawsuit: Multi-state voter registration database exposed partial SSNs
"The program is aimed at cleaning voter records and preventing voter fraud but has drawn criticism for its high error rate and lax security."
W.V. Supreme Court justice faces 395 years behind bars in federal fraud case
"A West Virginia Supreme Court justice faces up to 395 years in prison and $5.5 million in fines after being hit with a 22-count indictment on numerous charges of fraud and corruption."
Supreme Court rules city councils can’t arrest people they disagree with
"That means it's harder for angry elected officials to use their power to arrest people they simply don't like."
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