For D.C. Nightlife, Marijuana Brings on a Hazy Cloud of What-Ifs
It was Election Day in the District, but as Ian Hilton walked past a polling place on Vermont Avenue NW, he was stunned to detect the pungent scent of pot in the air.
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What You Need to Know Before You Grow Marijuana in Oregon
Business is brisk when it comes to selling marijuana clones. The plants, rooted clippings from mature plants, are the most common way Oregon medical marijuana patients interested in growing their own cannabis get their crop started.
Does Cannabis Inherently Harm Young People’s Developing Minds?
CANNABIS CULTURE - One of the most-often heard arguments used by cannabis prohibitionists to justify the War on Drugs is that "cannabis harms the developing brains of the young." But is it really true?
Marijuana May Mean Ticket, Not Arrest, in New York City
The New York Police Department, which has been arresting tens of thousands of people a year for low-level marijuana possession, is poised to stop making such arrests and to issue tickets instead, according to law enforcement officials.
Pot Arrests Drop, But Still 1.5 Million Drug Arrests Last Year
CANNABIS CULTURE - More than 1.5 million people were arrested for drug offenses in the US last year, and more than 693,000 of those for marijuana offenses.
The Marlboro of Marijuana
The legal cannabis industry is run by minnows. As liberalisation spreads, that may not last
‘Breakdown of society?’ NYPD Kills Marijuana Sting Policy
The New York Police Department ordered its narcotics unit to stop its marijuana “buy-and-bust” policing tool.
Massachusetts Approves Boston’s First Medical Marijuana Dispensary
State health officials on Friday approved a highly coveted license for Boston’s first medical marijuana dispensary, selecting Patriot Care Corp. to run a location near Downtown Crossing.
The FBI Promises a Perpetual, Futile Drug War As It Shuts Down Silk Road 2.0
Today, the FBI seized the Darknet market Silk Road 2.0 and arrested its alleged operator, Blake Benthall.
Marijuana and Minimum Wage Won Big on Tuesday
Every state with a minimum wage hike and all but one with a marijuana proposal saw those measures approved on Tuesday, as voters weighed in on some of the most important economic and social issues facing the nation.
