Federal Appeals Court Just Says No to Florida Welfare Drug Test Law
The federal courts once again have to explain the US Constitution to Florida Gov. Rick Scott.
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Georgia Lawmakers Offer Medical Marijuana Proposals
Members of a legislative study committee on medical marijuana met for the final time Wednesday in Atlanta, with some lining up behind different proposals that will arise again in the 2015 legislative session that begins in January.
Minnesota Green Lights Two Medical Marijuana Companies
On Monday, the state of Minnesota chose the two companies they would like to grow medical marijuana for the whole state.
Cocaine, Guns Seized at San Diego Pot Dispensary
Employee is accused of selling cocaine
US Support for Mexico’s Drug War Goes Beyond Guns and Money
US continues to supply $100 million per year to corrupt Mexican law enforcement and security firms
Four Hundred and Two Medical Marijuana Dispensaries in Los Angeles Shut Down
More than 400 medical marijuana dispensaries in the city have been closed, and Los Angeles City Attorney Mike Feuer says he is now taking aim against the creator of a pot delivery app.
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Will Congress Let D.C. Legalize Pot?
In November, Washington voted to allow marijuana possession, but that doesn't mean district denizens can light up just yet.
Legal Pot In The U.S. May Be Undercutting Mexican Marijuana
Made-in-America marijuana is on a roll. More than half the states have now voted to permit pot for recreational or medical use, most recently Oregon, Alaska and the District of Columbia.
Marijuana Breathalyzer in the Works to Identify Stoned Drivers
A handheld device that police could use to test drivers for the presence of THC is being developed by researchers at Washington State University.
Good Election News for the World’s First Country to Legalize Marijuana
Uruguay's groundbreaking marijuana law appears safe after the ruling Broad Front retained the presidency in Sunday's elections.
