Going Rogue: DEA Style
A group of conservative and liberal lawmakers are teaming up to tell the federal government to butt out of the legislative process and local communities about medical marijuana.
Jeremiah Vandermeer
Forest Whitaker Not Snubbing Louis Armstrong’s Marijuana Love in Biopic
Forest Whitaker is sure to shock fans of jazz crooner Louis Armstrong by focusing on "Satchmo"'s love of marijuana in his next movie.
New Hampshire House Considering Decriminalizing Marijuana
New Hampshire's House is considering decriminalizing possession of small amounts of marijuana by adults — seven months after Gov. John Lynch vetoed a bill that would have legalized medical use of the drug.
DEA, U.N. Strong-Arm Canada On Legal Med Pot Program
With DEA offices throughout Canada, it's not surprising that U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency reps weaseled their way into meetings with Health Canada, the government agency responsible for overseeing Canada's national legal medicinal marijuana program.
Tell Obama To Change Marijuana Laws
CANNABIS CULTURE - Just like last year, marijuana legalization has been voted up to the top of Change.org's "Ideas for Change in America" list.
CBS Reverses Decision: NORML Times Square Ad Okayed
Executives at CBS broadcasting have quietly reversed their decision refusing to air a NORML's Times Square advertisement advocating legalizing and taxing marijuana.
Marathon Hearing In Colorado Produces Cannabis Bill Rewrite
CANNABIS CULTURE - The debate over a Senate bill to regulate medical marijuana dispensaries in Colorado stretched on for hours, and concluded with plans for a rewrite of the bill.
Second Annual Vansterdam Ganja Games and Marijuana Bowl
CANNABIS CULTURE - Vancouver has another series of games and judging to look forward to, as local activist Dana Larsen hosts the Second Annual Vansterdam Ganja Games and Marijuana Bowl.
Guatemala Police Chief, Anti-Drug Czar Arrested
Guatemala's national police chief and anti-drug czar were detained Tuesday in connection with stolen cocaine in a case that led to the deaths of five police agents.
How the DEA Scrubbed Thomas Jefferson’s Poppy Garden from Public Memory
Visitors to Monticello don't learn how Jefferson cultivated poppies, and his personal opium use may as well never have happened.
