MARIJUANA

In 2007, police seized $207 million from the Chinese-Mexican businessman Zhenli Ye Gon. Could he be the weirdest trafficker in the entire history of the War on Drugs?

Jenny Dorsey, chef and founder of Studio ATAO, is making chewy, savory, and surprisingly easy to prepare yuba noodles that are doused in homemade THC-infused sesame oil.

This is the story of Chris “Dudus” Coke, the drug lord who became the secret “President” of Jamaica.

With cannabis legalisation sweeping across North America, we look at the issues of social justice and equality needed to get the process right and fair.

Cannabis investors are flocking to Lebanon to capitalize on the recent legalization of medicinal cannabis.

Vanessa Lavorato is in her home kitchen in San Francisco making THC infused cheese crackers.

The War on Drugs has failed, but legalisation is going to be a complex process. We explore what legal heroin, cocaine and ecstasy might actually look like.

From 'face-eating cannibals on monkey dust' to people on bath salts 'ripping out their scrotum' to 'crack babies', the tabloid press is full of made up drug stories. Why?

Even though he makes tens of thousands a month selling weed, this dealer wants to stop. The reason: His product is so laced with chemicals that it has become poison.

We immerse ourselves in the secret world of ‘Guerrilla Growers’: an online community of cannabis cultivators who grow weed hiding in plain sight on the side of motorways.

Racism is not a bug of the War on Drugs – it’s a feature. Since their earliest beginnings, drug laws have been explicitly built around targeting ethnic minorities.

Grenades in coffee shops. Rocket launchers fired at offices. The murder of a lawyer representing a gangland informant. Is the Netherlands turning into a narco-state?