Initiative 81, which deals with magic mushrooms and psychedelic plants, is on the other side of your ballot.

Denver and Oakland have already moved to de-prioritize the enforcement of laws against magic mushrooms and psychedelic plants, and voters in Oregon will consider the issue in November.

If you’re a registered D.C. voter, there’s a chance that at some point over the next few days you’ll receive a colorful envelope in the mail emblazoned with the message, “Decriminalize Nature D.C.” This mailing is part of an ambitious attempt to loosen the city’s laws on magic mushrooms and other psychedelic plants. Here’s the…

Proponents of an initiative to reduce penalties for mushroom and other psychedelic drug possession are using the mail to gather signatures.

Many of the same activists who successfully got the legalization of marijuana on the ballot are now trying to do the same for decriminalizing psilocybin.

The D.C. Psychedelic Society offers a place for locals to discuss their appreciation for psychedelic drugs, research about their therapeutic potential, and the role they play in religion, art and medicine, among other topics.

Where to find fermented sea vegetables, breads made with heirloom wheat flour, and gluten-free tartlets.

The gun rights activist who made a July 4 video of himself loading a shotgun on D.C.’s Freedom Plaza says he’s going to run on the sole plank of ending the federal government.

Apple cider donuts by Flickr user joyosity. Dish of the Week: Apple cider donuts One of the best things about fall is the food. The cooler weather marks the return of local apples and all the delectable things that can be made from them, including apple butter, apple pie, apple cider, and, most importantly, apple donuts. Few things taste better on a crisp fall day than a hot cider donut, dusted in cinnamon sugar,…