
Trump Commutes Two Cannabis Sentences—But What About Rescheduling?
President Donald Trump commuted the federal marijuana sentences of Jerry Haymon IV and Kevin Harden as his administration continues a broader process that could move

President Donald Trump commuted the federal marijuana sentences of Jerry Haymon IV and Kevin Harden as his administration continues a broader process that could move

New Zealand has authorized two psychiatrists to prescribe pharmaceutical-grade MDMA to selected adults with PTSD, creating a tightly controlled treatment pathway while the drug remains officially unapproved.

I’ve spent more than 50 years fighting cannabis prohibition in the United States. In 1980 I photographed a legal, government-regulated ganja harvest in India. Six years later it was criminalized, under a treaty India signed at U.S. insistence. Now I’m taking what I’ve learned there.

President Donald Trump commuted the federal marijuana sentences of Jerry Haymon IV and Kevin Harden as his administration continues a broader process that could move marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III. Their cases sharpen a longstanding question in cannabis reform: what happens to people punished under federal marijuana laws while the government is actively reconsidering those same policies? U.S.

New Zealand has authorized two psychiatrists to prescribe pharmaceutical-grade MDMA to selected adults with PTSD, creating a tightly controlled treatment pathway while the drug remains officially unapproved.

I’ve spent more than 50 years fighting cannabis prohibition in the United States. In 1980 I photographed a legal, government-regulated ganja harvest in India. Six years later it was criminalized, under a treaty India signed at U.S. insistence. Now I’m taking what I’ve learned there.
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