Hard Lessons From The Failed Campaign To Regulate Psychedelics In Massachusetts
Under-trained staff and mixed messaging: Why Massachusetts’ historic psychedelics bill collapsed
How the legacy of the “Bonus Army” inspired a modern protest movement of military veterans
When the promises politicians made went unkept, when they were left without any reasonable alternatives, American veterans took to the streets by the thousands, forced to become their own advocates. Now they must do so again.
From Molecules to Memory
Around the US, illegal dumping creates mental health challenges
In communities across America, poor waste management wreaks havoc on mental health.
Kentucky Plans to Put $42 Million Towards Ibogaine Research - Lucid News
On May 31, Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron and his special counsel Bryan Hubbard were joined by a host of advocates to announce plans to use state funds to study ibogaine-assisted therapy. It calls for allocating $42 million, a historic devotion of public funds to psychedelic research.
The funding would come from a portion of the $842 million dollars of settlement money Kentucky has received in lawsuits against major corporations accused of propelling the opioid-addiction crisis, whi...
The funding would come from a portion of the $842 million dollars of settlement money Kentucky has received in lawsuits against major corporations accused of propelling the opioid-addiction crisis, whi...
Is This Startup About to Solve Concussions in Sports?
After watching his athletes suffer countless undiagnosed head injuries, one wrestling coach set out to create a solution.
Reclaiming Spaces to Spark Imaginations: An Encounter with Radical Playground
Many so-called ‘public spaces’ are overcrowded with advertisements. Much of the work we do and the places we live in are shaped by capitalism. The art collective Radical Playground is trying to shake the snow globe of our reality one sticker at a time.
Can Weed Legalization Tame New York City's Illicit Market?
New York State regulators says it's time to take the marijuana industry to new highs through regulation and legalization. The dealers who built the billion-dollar industry aren't so sure.