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Top Stories On The Web "Federal war on medical pot challenged," San Francisco Chronicle, Aug. 21, 2008 "More employees falsify drug tests," Baltimore Sun, Aug. 21, 2008 "Couple to sue over dead pot," The Coloradoan, Aug. 21, 2008 "May I have some more, sir?," New Times (CA), Aug. 21, 2008 "Cannabis wrecks result of joint task force," Brighton (CO) Standard Blade, Aug. 21, 2008 "Drug use in military exposed," Edmonton (Canada) Sun, Aug. 21, 2008 "Drug seizures become police kickbacks," Tallahassee (FL) Democrat, Aug. 20, 2008 "Firefighters challenge drug-testing proposal," American-Statesman (TX), Aug. 20, 2008 "College presidents seek debate on drinking age," The Advocate (CT), Aug. 20, 2008 "Is society benefiting from the war on pot?," Times & Transcript (Canada), Aug. 20, 2008 "We are winning doping war, insist Olympics body," AFP, Aug. 20, 2008 "Malta third for ease of access to hard drugs," Times of Malta, Aug. 20, 2008 "More drug testing leads to more methods of deception," Chicago Tribune, Aug. 19, 2008 "Big Isle vote could lessen marijuana enforcement," Honolulu Advertiser, Aug. 19, 2008 "The new stoner…you," Blast, Aug. 19, 2008 "Turkey's narcotics trade run by Iranians and Georgians," Todays Zaman (Turkey), Aug. 19, 2008 "Insite uproar a blessing and curse," The (Toronto) Star, Aug. 19, 2008 "Rumours hit Afghan drug trade," Financial Times (UK), Aug. 19, 2008 "Drugs, mental health and the justice system," American-Statesman (TX), Aug. 18, 2008 "Pro:Marijuana use for chronic pain and nausea," Los Angeles Times, Aug. 18, 2008 "Cocaine threatens stability in fragile West Africa," Reuters, Aug. 18, 2008 "Greek sports face organized doping," CNN, Aug. 18, 2008 "Tories aim to force inmates to work in jail," National Post, Aug. 18, 2008 "Latin America deserves much better than a wall," The China Post, Aug. 18, 2008 "World's largest pro-pot rally rolls into town, police not worried," Seattle Post Intelligencer, Aug. 15, 2008 "Drug policy has failed," Sun-Sentinel (FL), Aug. 15, 2008 "Pot-related deaths fan debate: Is loss of life too high a cost?," The Virginian Pilot, Aug. 15, 2008 "Measure B plant limits can't be enforced, judge rules," The Ukiah (CA) Daily Journal, Aug. 15, 2008 "A prescription for trouble," Jacksonville (NC) Daily News, Aug. 15, 2008 "23 slayings in 24 hours in drug war," The Australian, Aug. 15, 2008 "Cocaine use trebles in a decade," The (UK) Independent, Aug. 15, 2008 "Prescription drugs more accessible to teens than beer," USA Today, Aug. 14, 2008 "Had a nice trip. Wish you could, too," Sarasota (FL) Herald Tribune, Aug. 14, 2008 "Last dance with Mary Jane, no more time to kill the pain...," Mustang Daily (CA), Aug. 14, 2008 "6 officers in Mexico crime unit arrested," Los Angeles Times, Aug. 14, 2008 "Drugs, diplomacy deter U.S.-Dominican relations," Dominican Today, Aug. 14, 2008 "Drug Money," The (WA) Stranger, Aug. 13, 2008 "Marijuana law changes sought," The Ukiah (CA) Daily Journal, Aug. 13, 2008 "Medicine easy to find on the street," ENC Today, Aug. 13, 2008 "Federal police raid tourist pharmacies," Union-Tribune (CA), Aug. 13, 2008 "Drug prohibition–an untenable hypocrisy," Guardian, Aug. 13, 2008 "Tough-on-drugs policy 'pointless'," BBC News, Aug. 13, 2008 "Ten-million 'illegal' ciggies smoked a day," The Star (South Africa), Aug. 13, 2008 "Govt agencies call for lower drink drive limits-report," The New Zealand Herald, Aug. 13, 2008 "Why the drug war is a crime against humanity explained in plain English," Online Journal, Aug. 12, 2008 "California wins on medical pot law," Appeal Democrat (CA), Aug. 12, 2008 "Westchester lawmakers approve bill restricting sale of some types of cough medicines to minors," Lower Hudson (NY) Journal, Aug. 12, 2008 "Time favors bar owners in smoking battle," Charleston (WV) Gazette, Aug. 12, 2008 "U.S. officials praise Mexico for anti-drug efforts," The Dallas (TX) Morning News, Aug. 12, 2008 "WA Libs vow to get tougher on drugs," The Australian, Aug. 12, 2008 "Drug war madness," Los Angeles Times, Aug. 11, 2008 "Officials say Games may never be clean," The Boston Globe, Aug. 11, 2008 "Pulling the lid off pot," The Seattle Times, Aug. 11, 2008 "Hempfest ad on bus criticized by some," The (WA) Olympian, Aug. 11, 2008 "California: Marijuana law goes up in smoke as federal agents raid dispensaries," Guardian (UK), Aug. 11, 2008 "Illicit drug retail sales up with ever more Mexican users," Mexidata, Aug. 11, 2008 "Mexican cartels buy US weapons," UPI, Aug. 10, 2008 "Mexico anti-drug general is ousted," Los Angeles (CA) Times, Aug. 10, 2008 "Opium grips Afghanistan," Washington (DC) Times, Aug. 10, 2008 "Police chief expresses regret over drug raid," Baltimore (MD) Sun, Aug. 9, 2008 "Police state madness: Mayor's dogs gunned down by cops in hyper-agressive drug raid," AlterNet, Aug. 8, 2008 "Oregon's per capita drug use above 2006 U.S. average," The Oregonian, Aug. 8, 2008 "Pot prescriptions come under scrutiny," The (CA) Union, Aug. 8, 2008 "What's wrong with drugs at the Olympics?," (UK) Times Online, Aug. 8, 2008 "Mexico prison tackles HIV ignorance," BBC News, Aug. 8, 2008 "Convict shortage halts Singapore prison project," My Sinchew (Malaysia), Aug. 8, 2008 "Needle Match," The Economist, Aug. 7, 2008 "Mayor Phil Gordon: This isn't personal, it's about safety," Arizona Republic (Phoenix, AZ), Aug. 7, 2008 "In Philadelphia, mayors urge action on crime," Philadelphia (PA) Inquirer, Aug. 7, 2008 "National drunk driving crackdown – Aug. 15-Sept. 1, 2008," MMWR Weekly (Centers for Disease Control), Aug. 7, 2008 "New drug-testing rules lead to confusion," The (WV) State Journal, Aug. 7, 2008 "Tijuana: In the cartels' shadow," BBC News, Aug. 7, 2008 "Drugs: Are we serious?," Manchester (UK) Confidential, Aug. 7, 2008 "Homegrown marijuana cases surge in Japan," AP, Aug. 7, 2008 "Mandatory jail madness," PerthNow (Australia), Aug. 7, 2008 "Ex-user wants to swap poppies for pomegranates," Swindon (UK) Advertiser, Aug. 7, 2008 "Hawaii teachers' union reneging on drug testing, state says," Honolulu Advertiser, Aug. 6, 2008 "Morro Bay pot dispensary owner found guilty of federal charges," Los Angeles Times, Aug. 6, 2008 "Clement's Insite attack leaves WHO red-faced ," Globe and Mail (Canada), Aug. 6, 2008 "700 slain so far in Juárez," El Paso (TX) Times, Aug. 6, 2008 "Hollywood potheads go mainstream," Edmonton (Canada) Journal, Aug. 6, 2008 "US suspends all extraditions requests," Colombia Reports, Aug. 6, 2008 "Drug operations turning to public land," Northwest (IL) Herald, Aug. 5, 2008 "Collateral damage," Reason Magazine, Aug. 5, 2008 "Should we legalise drugs?," Guardian, Aug. 5, 2008 "Trial of marijuana dispensary owner goes to jury," Los Angeles Times, Aug. 5, 2008 "Guns and poppies," New York Times, Aug. 5, 2008 "Tensions over drug trade bubble to the surface," Globe and Mail (Canada), Aug. 5, 2008 "Drug testing in Wayne County-who gets it, who does not...," Times of Wayne County (NY), Aug. 4, 2008 "Turned-off cannabinoid receptor turns on colorectal tumor growth - CB1 suppresses tumors, a new potential path for treatment, prevention," Medical News Today, Aug. 4, 2008 "Alternative medicine," Rocklin & Rosevill (CA) Today, Aug. 4, 2008 "Afghan airport to help switch from drugs to fruit," Reuters, Aug. 4, 2008 "Women playing a vital role Lyari gang wars, drug peddiling activities," Thaindian News, Aug. 4, 2008 "Mexico proposes international strategy for fight against drug-trafficking," MexiData, Aug. 4, 2008 "War trudges on in state versus federal pot laws," San Luis Obispo (CA) Tribune, Aug. 3, 2008 "Think tank: Fight smart in the war on drugs," The Times (London, England), Aug. 3, 2008 "Drug outlawed in North Dakota puts man on the spot," The Bismarck (ND) Tribune, Aug. 3, 2008 "Police have second go 'round with medical marijuana patient," Wenatchee (WA) World, Aug. 2, 2008 "Ruling: No religious right to marijuana," The Arizona Daily Star, Aug. 1, 2008 "HSTA fires back over drug testing," Star Bulletin (HI), Aug. 1, 2008 "Prohibition ups gang violence," Calgary (Canada) Sun, Aug. 1, 2008 "Rats, disease plague prisoners in France's overcrowded jails," Bloomberg, Aug. 1, 2008 "Dominican Republic says nations cooperate less in war on drugs," Dominican Today, Aug. 1, 2008 "County loses another round in medical pot ID battle," San Diego (CA) Union-Tribune, July 31, 2008 "DEA agents raid Culver City medical marijuana dispensary," Los Angeles (CA) Times, July 31, 2008 "US vote says cigarettes are drugs," BBC News, July 31, 2008 "Feds get involved in local drug case," The Seattle Times, July 31, 2008 "US drug enforcement agents train Vietnamese police," The Earth Times, July 31, 2008 "Should marijuana be legal?," The (NY) Daily News, July 31, 2008 "We need you in the war on drugs," South Devon (UK) Herald Express, July 31, 2008 "Nigeria's drugs agency to screen top government officials," Afrique en ligne, July 31, 2008 "Thomason Hospital seeks fed aid to treat drug war victims," El Paso (TX) Times, July 31, 2008 "Olympics and Opium Wars," Asia Times, July 31, 2008 "Bush drug warrior crashes pot press conference," RawStory.com, July 30, 2008 "The rat trap," In These Times (IL), July 30, 2008 "Racial fairness gaining ground in the justice system," Baltimore Sun, July 30, 2008 "Mexico's drug cartels take barbarous turn: Targeting bystanders," Washington Post, July 30, 2008 "Drug seizures fails to curb demand," The (UK) Express & Star, July 30, 2008 "Pot-smoking battle going to court," The Spec (Canada), July 30, 2008 "Muting the music of mayhem," Los Angeles Times, July 30, 2008 "Deaths from drug misuse skyrocket," The San Diego (CA) Union-Tribune, July 29, 2008 "To catch a cheat," ScienceNews, July 29, 2008 "Research raises questions about 'Policing for Profit'," UT-Dallas News Center, July 29, 2008 "Let poppies be grown for medicine: expert," The Gazette (Canada), July 29, 2008 "E/R Police step up anti-drug war," (Ghana) Statesman, July 29, 2008 "Afghans making heroin at home," AP / Philadelphia Inquirer, July 29, 2008 "Prescription medication teens' drug of choice," Ventura County (CA) Star, July 28, 2008 "Drug crime shows legislators the power of laissez faire," Business Report (South Africa), July 28, 2008 "Taliban are not involved in drug business," The Frontier Post (Pakistan), July 28, 2008 "Troops turn violent in Mexico drug war," Philadelphia (PA) Inquirer, July 28, 2008 "Drug use and production are both on the rise in Mexico," Frontera Norte Sur, July 28, 2008 "Insite works," National Post (Canada), July 28, 2008 "States cast wary eye on salvia," Schenectady (NY) Daily Gazette, July 27, 2008 "Drug trade still fueling Colombia violence," UPI, July 27, 2008 "US plan to fight drugs in Mexico bound to falter without changes," San Jose (CA) Mercury News, July 27, 2008 "Heath Ledger's tragic overdose death and what can be done to prevent others," Santa Cruz (CA) Sentinel, July 27, 2008 "If heroin rules, kingpins walk free," Chicago (IL) Tribune, July 26, 2008 "Conflicting marijuana laws take stage in trial," Los Angeles (CA) Times, July 26, 2008 "Illegal painkiller overdoses kill more than 1,000 Americans," Medical News Today, July 25, 2008 "N.Y. bans smoking at treatment centers," Press & Sun-Bulletin (NY), July 25, 2008 "Public hearing planned on medical marijuana," Silver City Sun-News (NM), July 25, 2008 "Doctored heroin linked to 230 fatal drug overdoses," Detroit (MI) Free Press, July 25, 2008 "Mexico, drug cartels, and the Merida Initiative," FrontPage Magazine (CA), July 25, 2008 "Karzai hurts drug war, ex-US official asserts," Boston Globe, July 25, 2008 "Ex U.S. official: Afghan leader shields drug trade," Reuters, July 24, 2008 "Scared straight...by probation," The Wall Street Journal, July 24, 2008 "Drug, alcohol addicts need affordable treatment," Newsday (NY), July 24, 2008 "DEA gets birthday greeting, needs get-well card instead," Nashville (TN) City Paper, July 24, 2008 "Dominican drug czar slams Washington's "persistent obstruction" in narcotics war," Dominican (Republic) Today, July 24, 2008 "Pot: Why not legalize it?," Globe and Mail (Canada), July 24, 2008 "U.S. ranks #1 in consumption of pot, cocaine, smokes," AlterNet, July 23, 2008 "Unhappy 35th birthday to the DEA," Baxter Bulletin (AR), July 23, 2008 "The new reefer madness: arresting people in pain," The Seattle Times, July 23, 2008 "Jail called inadequate," Jackson Hole (WY) News & Guide, July 23, 2008 "Abuse of medical drugs a concern," Bennington Banner (VT), July 23, 2008 "Drug addiction soars in Mexico," USA Today, July 23, 2008 "Trying to outlaw an herbal high," The Boston Globe, July 22, 2008 "Texas county debates use of needle-exchanges," AP, July 22, 2008 "Atkinson bans hydroponic equipment in SA cannabis crackdown," Adelaidenow (Australia), July 22, 2008 "S Leone pledges cocaine crackdown," BBC News, July 22, 2008 "Let's set aside ideology and agree on ways to counter drug abuse," Globe and Mail (Canada), July 22, 2008 "Dedication, commitment can win war on drugs," Joy Online (Ghana), July 22, 2008 "Science of recreational drugs," The (CO) Daily Planet, July 21, 2008 "Dr. Kush," The New Yorker, July 21, 2008 "Drug company still seeking trial participants," Shreveport (LA) Times, July 21, 2008 "Authorities disagree with recent report on lower meth use," Worthington (MN) Daily Globe, July 21, 2008 "Partygoers are resorting to online forums for information about potentially deadly drugs," Adelaidenow (Australia), July 21, 2008 "Customs put coast towns on smuggler look-out," Irish Independent (Ireland), July 21, 2008 "Drug demand in the USA continues to invite terrorism," MexiData, July 21, 2008 "The secrets behind the drug trade in Sierra Leone," The Patriotic Vanguard (Sierra Leone), July 20, 2008 "Under the influence, but not impaired," Las Vegas (NV) Review-Journal, July 20, 2008 "Kansas City area is falling when tested for drugs," The Kansas City (MO) Star, July 20, 2008 "Arcata anticipates AG guidelines for medical marijuana," The Times-Standard (Eureka, CA), July 20, 2008 "Synthetic pot as a military weapon? Meet the man who ran the secret program," AlterNet, July 19, 2008 "Needle-exchange operator, DA clash," AP / Houston (TX) Chronicle, July 19, 2008 "'Magic' mushrooms may lift spirituality," Salt Lake (Utah) Tribune, July 19, 2008 "Ibuprofen strip-search – at 13," Washington (DC) Times, July 19, 2008 "Drug laws fertilize teen violence," Dallas (TX) Morning News, July 18, 2008 "The fly on the elephant," Ottawa (Ontario, Canada) Citizen, July 18, 2008 "Pot smoking linked to crash," Las Vegas (NV) Review-Journal, July 18, 2008 "Cops return medical-marijuana files taken in raid – but not the pot," Seattle (WA) Times, July 18, 2008 "Three more arrests after Sierra Leone record cocaine bust," Agence France-Presse, July 17, 2008 "Suit claims pot denial was illegal," San Luis Obispo (CA) Tribune, July 17, 2008 "Analysis: Crime figures down," BBC News, July 17, 2008 "Home-made sub seized on suspected drug run," Belfast (Ireland) Telegraph, July 17, 2008 "Justice denies request in agent's death," Washington (DC) Times, July 17, 2008 "US citizens claim profiling, join lawsuit against Sheriff Arpaio," Arizona Republic (Phoenix, AZ), July 17, 2008 "Costa Rica disappointed by US anti-drug aid package," Xinhua News Agency (China), July 17, 2008 "Regular exercise may counter addiction," Canwest News Service / Calgary (Alberta, Canada) Herald, July 17, 2008 "Captain Underpants and the preposterous pill policy," by Jacob Sullum, TownHall.com, July 16, 2008 "Drug war mayhem instills a new fear," Los Angeles (CA) Times, July 16, 2008 "Clues in Saratoga pot bust suggest link to Mexican drug cartel," San Jose (CA) Mercury News, July 16, 2008 "Sheriff's office names head of jail investigation," Houston (TX) Chronicle, July 16, 2008 "Politicians urged to allow marijuana for health problems," New Zealand Herald (Auckland, NZ), July 16, 2008 "Officer in deadly crash held; tests reveal marijuana in blood," Las Vegas (NV) Review-Journal, July 16, 2008 "Drug smugglers bribing US agents on Mexico border," Reuters, July 15, 2008 "Sinaloa rocked by soaring drug violence," Los Angeles (CA) Times, July 15, 2008 "'Cartel of the Snitches' scores on Colombian TV," AP / CNN, July 15, 2008 "Gunmen kill Guatemala prosecutor," BBC News, July 15, 2008 "District to vote on funding student-athletes' drug tests," Detroit (MI) Free Press, July 14, 2008 "US kept in dark on rescue mission," Baltimore (MD) Sun, July 14, 2008 "Eight shot dead in Mexico attack," BBC News, July 14, 2008 "Sierra Leone police arrest drug crew," BBC News, July 14, 2008 "Return of the poppy," Bangkok (Thailand) Post, July 14, 2008 "35 years of drug war failure," Pittsburgh (PA) Tribune-Review, July 13, 2008 "Trying to script a solution," Las Vegas (NV) Sun, July 13, 2008 "What if the candidates pandered to economists?" New York (NY) Times, July 13, 2008 "McNerney changes medical marijuana stance," Oakland (CA) Tribune, July 12, 2008 "Lake Stevens High School's drug tests ran afoul of the law," The Herald (Everett, WA), July 12, 2008 "Medical marijuana list released," Honolulu (HI) Advertiser, July 12, 2008 "Across midwest, interest in medical marijuana grows," Chicago (IL) Tribune, July 12, 2008 "Mexico's drug war shows a virulent feminine side," Dallas (TX) Morning News, July 12, 2008 "An American pastime: Smoking pot," Time, July 11, 2008 "Mexico police probing 'hitmen' web site adverts," Reuters, July 11, 2008 "Too many prisoners," Washington (DC) Post, July 11, 2008 "Watauga teen cleared of delivering spiked sweets to police," Ft. Worth (TX) Star-Telegram, July 11, 2008 "Colombia's success, time to rethink drug strategy," Washington (DC) Post, July 11, 2008 "After club-goer's death, Health Canada looks at BZP," The Globe & Mail (Toronto, Ont., Canada), July 10, 2008 "Number of new HIV cases reported in Afghanistan increasing, Health Ministry says," Kaiser Daily HIV/AIDS Report, July 10, 2008 "Newark schools announce new drug, alcohol policy," Newark (OH) Advocate, July 10, 2008 "Teen says he didn't put drugs in cookies delivered to police," Ft. Worth (TX) Star-Telegram, July 10, 2008 "Abuses are found in online sales of medication," New York (NY) Times, July 9, 2008 "Parole credit triggers criticism," Lexington (KY) Herald-Leader, July 9, 2008 "Medicaid to cover minor drug treatment," Philadelphia (PA) Examiner.com, July 9, 2008 "Drug clinic seen getting green light," The Citizen of Laconia (NH), July 9, 2008 "East Chicago cop implicated in drug sting," Chicago (IL) Post-Tribune, July 8, 2008 "Six burned bodies found in Mexico," BBC News, July 8, 2008 "The war in the Pacific," StrategyPage.com, July 7, 2008 "Crack-coke prison terms long, unfair," Delaware County Daily Times (Primos, PA), July 7, 2008 "Policing the poppy fields," BBC News, July l7, 2008 "Alcohol 'widely available, extremely cheap'," Manitowoc (WI) Herald Times Reporter, July 6, 2008 "Dangerous duo," Bangkok (Thailand) Post, July 6, 2008 "Why Wei remains untouchable," Bangkok (Thailand) Post, July 6, 2008 "This is the US on drugs," Los Angeles (CA) Times, July 5, 2008 "Big pharma is in a frenzy to bring cannabis-based medicines to market," AlterNet, July 5, 2008 "Farmers caught in the poppy trade," BBC News, July 5, 2008 "Afghan link to Seoul drug arrests," BBC News, July 4, 2008 "Justice in hot water over dubious grants," Washington (DC) Independent, July 3, 2008 "McCain praises Colombia's drug interdiction," Los Angeles (CA) Times, July 3, 2008 "Cocaine set to hit UK drinks trade," Morning Advertiser (Crawley, England), July 3, 2008 "What if Rush had gone to jail for a few years because of his drug addiction?" Huffington Post, July 3, 2008 "Not winning the war on drugs," New York (NY) Times, July 2, 2008 "Red tape may delay $400 million for Mexico drug war," Houston (TX) Chronicle, July 2, 2008 "Government-controlled opium production is way of life in Turkey," Voice of America, July 2, 2008 "Concern over country's growth as drug conduit," Daily Nation (Nairobo, Kenya), July 2, 2008 "WA aims for less medical marijuana in revised rule," Seattle (WA) Times, July 1, 2008 "US leads 17 countries in cocaine, marijuana use, survey finds," Bloomberg News Service, July 1, 2008 "As fires rage, the law protects us from marijuana," Sacramento (CA) Bee, July 1, 2008 "Counternarcotics effort in West Africa widens Pentagon's purview," Washington (DC) Post, June 30, 2008 "US warns on Mexico drugs war," Financial Times (London, England), June 30, 2008 "In Colombia, war against rebels easing after decades," USA Today, June 30, 2008 "Overdose deaths jump 147% in Indiana," Indianapolis (IN) Star, June 30, 2008 "Drugs conference to return after 21 years," Liverpool (England) Daily Post, June 30, 2008 "Drug war on moms," Los Angeles (CA) Daily News, June 29, 2008 "False positives are common in drug tests on new moms," Los Angeles (CA) Daily News, June 29, 2008 "Afghanistan threaten progress in world drug control: UNODC," Relief Web, June 29, 2008 "Ecstasy is the key to treating PTSD," AlterNet, June 27, 2008 "National drug strategy neglects value of harm reduction, critic says," Ottawa (Ontario) Citizen, June 27, 2008 "Police in Mexico battle cartels, fear," Detroit (MI) Free Press, June 27, 2008 "History of meth goes back to 1887," Post-Tribune (IN), June 27, 2008 "Drug control under threat: UN," In The News (UK), June 27, 2008 "Drug offenders to bag minimum of 15 years–AG," Leadership Nigeria, June 27, 2008 "Burma and Afghanistan increase opium production: UNODC," The Irrawaddy (Thailand), June 27, 2008 "Cannabis—a fast emerging health problem in Pakistan," The International News (Pakistan), June 27, 2008 "Raids target vast pot-growing network in Northern California," Los Angeles Times, June 26, 2008 "War on drugs began 14 centuries ago," Gulf Times (Qatar), June 26, 2008 "China drug addicts put at 2.3M," United Press International, June 26, 2008 "100,000 people involved in illegal drug trade in Bangladesh," People's View (China), June 26, 2008 "Myanmar to strive for realizing poppy-free target by 2014," China View, June 26, 2008 "HIV among drug addicts increasing: Study," NDTV (India), June 26, 2008 "China's anti-drug efforts pay off," CCTV (China), June 26, 2008 "President, Prime Minister call for united fight against drug abuse," Thaindian News (Thailand), June 26, 2008 "It's time to get rid of the good-people-vs.-bad-people view of drug use," AlterNet, June 25, 2008 "Feds launch massive pot sting," Times-Standard (CA), June 25, 2008 "China announces death sentences in drug crackdown," The Straits Times (Singapore), June 25, 2008 "Deaths climb in Mexico's drug war," CNN, June 25, 2008 "Poppy cultivation: Arms funding for Taliban," Merinews (India), June 25, 2008 "China helping 'Golden Triangle' cut drug production," China View, June 25, 2008 "Dr. Joycelyn Elders visits Raleigh Wednesday," IndyWeek.com (Durham, NC), June 24, 2008 "Drug war needs practical approach," Battle Creek Enquirer (MI), June 24, 2008 "Organic roses instead of opium," Organic-Market, June 24, 2008 "In Latin America, some leaders reject U.S. drug war," Reuters, June 24, 2008 "Iran struggles in Afghan drug fight," Arabian Business, June 24, 2008 "West links drug war aid to Iranian nuclear impasse," AP, June 24, 2008 "You can't stop people taking drugs," Plymouth (UK) Evening Herald, June 24, 2008 "George Will's weak defense of our embarrassing incarceration rates," StopTheDrugWar.org, June 23, 2008 "Alcohol, other addictions increasing in older adults," St. Petersburg (FL) Times, June 23, 2008 "Marijuana's rising potency sparks debate," The Boston Globe, June 23, 2008 "Why it's time to scrap the Rockefeller drug laws," History News Network, June 23, 2008 "RSL rejects calls to use ecstasy on stressed war veterans," Courier Mail (AU), June 23, 2008 "Battling drug addiction in Afghanistan," BBC News, June 23, 2008 "Govt failing to deal with problem of drugs in prison," Belfast Telegraph (UK), June 23, 2008 "One big drug test: Analyzing a city's sewage can put a number on its vices," Los Angeles Times, June 22, 2008 "Webb urges fresh look at the war on drugs," Daily Press (VA), June 20, 2008 "Reefer madness: Hailey sues Hailey," Idaho Mountain Express, June 20, 2008 "Judge dismisses woman's religious drug-use argument," Press-Register (AL), June 20, 2008 "War on drugs intensifies- As America's DEA sets up Accra office," The (Ghana) Statesman, June 20, 2008 "60% of population to be free from drugs by 2010," Nhan Dan (Vietnam), June 20, 2008 "UN: Good and bad news on the war on drugs," Miami (FL) Herald, June 19, 2008 "Minnesota law hits meth makers," Grand Forks Herald (ND), June 19, 2008 "Pivotal pot case smoulders until man finds lawyer," Tronoto (Canada) Star, June 19, 2008 "Coca cultivation rises in Colombia, U.N. says," Washington (DC) Post, June 19, 2008 "Democrat wants ecstasy for traumatised Aussie war vets," Adelaidenow (Australia), June 19, 2008 "Mexican offensive fails to rein in drug wars," Globe and Mail (Canada), June 19, 2008 "New Florida rules return more than 115,000 ex-offenders to voting rolls," The New York Times, June 18, 2008 "Specter would 'absolutely' use medical marijuana," The Bulletin (Philadelphia, PA), June 18, 2008 "Legalize every drug," The (NY) Sun, June 18, 2008 "Top drugs on street now Rx," The Florida Times-Union, June 18, 2008 "Offenders seek clean slates," Washington (DC) Post, June 18, 2008 "Pot potency peril," Town Hall, June 18, 2008 "China pushing hard for clean doping image as Olympics approach," CNN, June 18, 2008 "Vietnam launches crackdown on drug abuse," Vietnam Net Bridge, June 18, 2008 "Drug-testing folly," Rocky Mountain News, June 17, 2008 "Analysts: Ex-rivals' merge to 'megacartel' intensifies brutality in Mexico," Dallas (TX) Morning News, June 17, 2008 "Obama's drug past isn't hurting him – but thousands aren't so lucky," AlterNet, June 17, 2008 "Employers ponder tough tactics to halt smoking," San Francisco Chronicle, June 17, 2008 "Metro police will face steroids test," The Tennessean, June 17, 2008 "Amsterdam coffee shops say tobacco ban is blow to business," The (UK) Independent, June 17, 2008 "Drug traffickers use strategic points in Malaysian waters," Malaysia Star, June 17, 2008 "Alcohol rules will inevitably be tightened again," Scoop (New Zealand), June 17, 2008 "Florida Medical Examiner's report show prescription drugs more deadly," North Florida News Daily, June 16, 2008 "PDEA trains more antinarcotics agents," ABS-CBN News (Philippines), June 16, 2008 "Funding not only tool needed to stem drug violence," El Paso (TX) Times, June 16, 2008 "Burma arrests 245 drug traffickers," The Sydney Morning Herald, June 16, 2008 "Recovering cocaine addict in support of 'Misuse And Addictions Week', UK," Medical News Today, June 16, 2008 "Drug trafficking: NDLEA gets body scanner," The (Nigeria) Tide, June 16, 2008 "Bill could bring relief," Schenectady (NY) Daily Gazette, June 15, 2008 "Should marijuana be legalized?" Napa Valley (CA) Register, June 15, 2008 "Legal drugs kill far more than illegal, Florida says," New York (NY) Times, June 14, 2008 "The White House returns to stoking tears about potent pot," AlterNet, June 13, 2008 "State on right path on marijuana law," The (WA) Olympian, June 13, 2008
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