
Drugged: The Military’s Pill Problem
The U.S. military is drugging its own soldiers to keep them in the combat zone, with little regard for the consequences.
Dave Lindorff is an award-winning veteran investigative journalist based in Philadelphia. The author of four books, a former Business Week China/Hong Kong correspondent and contributor to many magazines, he is also the founder of the collectively run journalist website This Can’t Be Happening! (thiscantbehappening.net).

The U.S. military is drugging its own soldiers to keep them in the combat zone, with little regard for the consequences.

The devastating impact of the War on Drugs extends to higher education, as students caught with pot face losing out on federal financial aid and

The U.S. military is drugging its own soldiers to keep them in the combat zone, with little regard for the consequences.

The devastating impact of the War on Drugs extends to higher education, as students caught with pot face losing out on federal financial aid and often, consequently, on an education. Drug offenses are the only crimes that must be reported on federal student-aid applications, and that’s unlikely to change under a new administration laden with drug warriors. Christy Billett could
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