A new study finds that nearly 60% of ecstasy sold in the U.S. is not pure and is rather a random concoction of other synthetic materials and drugs.
Back in August, three attendees of HARD Summer — all between the ages of 20 and 22 years old — tragically passed away at the Southern California music festival. Hot weather was…
The deaths of Tracy Nguyen and Katie Dix at HARD Summer 2015 catalyzed a major shift in perspective toward rave culture in the Los Angeles. Motivating County Supervisor Hilda Solis to propose a countywide rave ban, the teenagers' deaths led to the formation of a task force to set in place measures to facilitate the prevention of further fatalities.
Another ecstasy-related death at Australia's Stereosonic has prompted a large public debate on drugs at festivals.
Amsterdam takes an interesting, albeit dangerous approach to drug safety.
Former two-time MVP and all-star point guard Steve Nash is spending his newfound retirement as an executive producer for an upcoming indie film about rave culture and the origins of ecstasy and "Molly" in 1980s Dallas.
Medical experts in Australia are calling upon the country to begin a path toward MDMA legalization.
In an unprecedented move, researchers in Marin County have been granted permission to begin testing the effectiveness of MDMA for reducing anxiety and depression caused by life-threatening illnesses.
A 6-month investigation called Operation Mike Order has resulted in the seizure of over $500,000 worth of ecstasy pills in Queensland, Australia. Police have charged 17 individuals with 110 offenses in the drug bust, resulting in the confiscation of over 7500 ecstasy pills after the execution of 10 search warrants. The pills were believed to be en route to this weekend's Future Music Festival at Doomben Racecourse. After a run of drug-related deaths in the country, officials believe that the seizure has undoubtedly saved lives and made this weekend's event significantly safer.
