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• The Perils of Pushing Pot Prohibition Wed Feb 6
  Jacob Sullum
  Three months ago, voters in Colorado and Washington approved ballot initiatives aimed at legalizing the possession, production and distribution of marijuana. A month later, Attorney General Eric Holder said the Justice Department would settle on a response to this historic development "relatively soon." ... more
• A Thoughtful Look at the Marijuana Legalization Trend Wed Jan 16
  Rachel Alexander
  Society is gradually becoming more liberal – or libertine – in many ways, and one of the latest trends is the gradual legalization of marijuana in one state after another. This past election, voters approved marijuana for legal (recreational) use in Colorado and Washington. Marijuana has been legalized for recreational or medicinal use in 13 states, with more states to consider it soon. ... more
• The War on Drugs: Because Prohibition Worked So Well Wed Aug 29
  John Stossel
  Forty years ago, the United States locked up fewer than 200 of every 100,000 Americans. Then President Nixon declared war on drugs. ... more
• Hometown of prohibition crusader approves Sunday liquor Fri Dec 2
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• Fate of Ohio union law faces voter decision Tue Nov 8
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• Gender segregation on rise in Israel Tue Nov 8
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• Republican presidential candidates on the issues Mon Nov 7
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• Republican candidates on the issues Mon Nov 7
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• Libyan PM says disarming rebels could take months Fri Nov 4
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• Inspectors to check new Libya chemical weapons Fri Nov 4
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• House committee OKs new penalties against Iran Wed Nov 2
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• Australia postpones new tobacco laws for 5 months Tue Nov 1
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• Interior official blasts 2009 tribal land ruling Tue Nov 1
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• Court unlikely to allow private prison to be sued Tue Nov 1
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• USC's Kiffin fined; S McDonald suspended half-game Mon Oct 31
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• High court avoids dispute over highway crosses Mon Oct 31
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• Waivers spell likely end for tutoring program Sun Oct 30
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• Cubans test official limits on criticism Mon Oct 24
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• Dazed and Confused No More Thu Oct 20
  Steve Chapman
  Candidates running for president can easily wreck their campaigns with one serious misstep. Back in 1976, one Democrat said he favored getting rid of criminal penalties for marijuana use. Can you imagine how Americans of that primitive era reacted to his blunder? They elected him. ... more
• Venezuela court puts in doubt presidential bid Mon Oct 17
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• House votes to stop health care law abortions Thu Oct 13
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• Calif. marks 100 years since political reforms Sat Oct 8
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• Feds vow crackdown on Calif. pot operations Sat Oct 8
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• Judge: Terrorist can sue over prison restrictions Wed Oct 5
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• US warns UNESCO to stay out of Palestine debate Wed Oct 5
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