Stories by Kristen Gwynne

Tight regulation on pseudoephedrine, the main ingredient in cold medication and methamphetamine, fails to deter meth manufacturing in America.

Female stoners face additional stigma for the choices they make with their bodies.

Reporters and policy makers are scrambling to figure out how the federal government will respond to drug legalization in some states.

One of Oregon's youngest medical marijuana patients, who suffers from leukemia, stirs controversy.

Violence has returned to Gaza, but hopefully only briefly.

Witty and silly, it covers all the bases.

The federal govt. is refusing to recognize the will of the voters in most medical marijuana states.

An expert explains the historic shift in drug policy.

A study by the Mexican think tank Mexican Competitiveness Institute predicts that legalization in three states would cut cartel profits by thirty percent.

Mexicans are determined to make America hear the truth about its role in Mexico's drug war.

Ever wonder what Romney says at his big ticket fundraisers? Now you don't have to.

The thriving black market for suboxone speaks volumes about how hard life can be for addicts in this country.

Here are some travel spots where the drug culture is as fascinating as Italy's cuisine.