We are so incredibly lucky to have cartoonist Angelo DiNallo on our team. Angelo is an animator, writer, painter, and comedian. He has worked as a storyboard artist on Big Mouth and a writer for Comedy Central’s TripTank.
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The most contemporary developments in the study of drug use and drug addiction, undermine the legitimacy of the FDA scheme
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Psychedelic companies going public on the Nasdaq stock trading market are getting increased attention from investors burgeoning into its own financial sector.
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Some theorize that solstice celebrations and monuments were created by ancient humanity with the help of extraterrestrial intelligence.
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New Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascon has drawn a lot of attention for his progressive new policies…
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How do we weave ourselves out of this web of a nightmare of a life we are living in right now? First we need to accept that we cannot go back to life as we knew it.
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How do we weave ourselves out of this web of a nightmare of a life we are living in right now? First we need to accept that we cannot go back to life as we knew it.
It’s been a month since the Association of Deputy District Attorneys of Los Angeles (ADDA) filed suit against LA County DA, George Gascón because of new policies put in place to lower the over-crowding of jails caused by sentencing enhancements and strict parole policies.
“Every year in the United States, approximately 733,000 shelter animals are euthanized (approximately 40% dogs and 60% cats).” This is good news. If you can believe it.
Lytle Hernandez is no stranger to the history of incarceration. Her most recent book “City of Inmates: Conquest, Rebellion, and the Rise of Human Caging in Los Angeles 1771–1965” lays out a bleak history that has led to Los Angeles hosting the largest jail population in the United States, and most likely the world.
On the night before the end of his term, former U.S. President Donald Trump commuted the sentence of Noah Kleinman, in the course of granting overall clemency to 143 people caught in the federal criminal justice system.
Jeffrey Sklan is a Los Angeles-based photographic artist shaping images that revere nature, color and natural beauty.
This time not by a vehicle
that will take us down the road but by a vehicle that will take us in the words of Gene Roddenberry, “ where no man has gone before.” And this time the stock market is on board, suited up, and ready to go.
How well is the population within the criminal justice system protected from Covid19? I was asked to ‘do a covid in prison update’ and as I sat down to write I asked myself what does that even mean?
The psychedelic renaissance is in full swing. Long gone are the days where LSD or any other psychedelic was just reserved for the “turn on, tune in, and drop out” crowd.
For 60 years scientists have been searching the stars for signals that may be artificial in origin – and their hard work may have finally paid off.
Local attorney and longtime drug legalization advocate Allison Margolin has signed a book deal with North Atlantic Books to publish her debut novel and firsthand account of the last twenty years of the drug war inside and outside California’s courtrooms.
Chuck Schumer called January 6, 2021 “A day of Infamy”. So did I with a post on Instagram a few hours before he did.
Univec Stock is trading in the pennies and if you try to buy shares the only place that I was able to was on Charles Schwab, where I had to open an account to prepare to do so. So one might ask, why bother? So as I sit down to write this article I will try to figure that out. Why Univec?
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