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Over 90 per day. That's how many Americans died of opioid overdose in 2015 alone... and the death toll continues to rise, to the tune of a 439 percent increase in overdose deaths since 1999. Each year, opioids kill more people than car accidents and fatal shootings, contributing to drug overdoses having become the leading cause of death in the U.S. Given these statistics, it's easy to see why so many describe the situation as an epidemic that poses a serious public health thr

The Trump administration has built its brand partly around deregulation and draining the proverbial political swamp – something one might think of as positive for states hoping to pass cannabis legislation. The reality, though, is anything but - with a (typically anti-cannabis) Republican majority on Congress, the situation remains nebulous at best, and could easily result in cannabis remaining a DEA Schedule I drug on par with LSD and ecstasy insofar as either science or re

We may not have the peanuts and Cracker Jacks, but we have a real pressure cooker going on here, bottom of the ninth with regards to marijuana policy. Up at bat is the captain of the Trump Administration players' anti-legalization brigade, Attorney General Jeff Sessions. But as Sessions went up to bat against the legalization movement, he never managed to connect. Here are three swings Sessions took, and why each can be considered an off-the-mark strike. Strike One: Marijuana