Ron Paul: Hemp for Victory
America's most famous libertarian talks about making hemp legal again—and what budget cuts he and liberals can agree on.
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Want to Grow Your Own Bud? Head to California’s ‘Wal-Mart of Weed’
Pot-enthusiasts, rejoice: Sacramento's new weed-centric megamall is open for business.
Microsoft Says Mexican Drug Cartels Selling Fake Software
Microsoft Corp., the world’s largest software maker, showed a fake copy of its Office 2007 software found for sale on the streets of Mexico and “brazenly” stamped with the rectangular “FMM” logo of the Familia drug cartel to demonstrate the link between counterfeiting and organized crime.
Washington State Politician Proposes Selling Pot in Liquor Stores
A Washington State Democrat has introduced a bill to legalize marijuana and sell it in liquor stores.
Harper’s Prison Plan Headed in Bad Direction
It should be obvious to everyone now that what Stephen Harper has planned is a U.S.-style, for-profit prison system.
Hempy Holiday Shopping at Cannabis Culture Headquarters
CANNABIS CULTURE - There are great prices on bongs, hemp clothing, and more at Cannabis Culture Headquarters in downtown Vancouver. Get everything for the stoner on your list!
Marijuana Seed Company Sees Budding Business
Now that Centennial Seeds has established a presence in Colorado selling cannabis seeds to producers of medical marijuana, Ben Holmes wants to tackle supplying seeds to vendors in other states where medicinal use of the drug is legal.
Medical-Marijuana Sales Tax Nets $2.2 Million for Colorado This Year
Medical-marijuana dispensaries are now putting hundreds of thousands of dollars a month into state and city treasuries in Colorado.
New Trade Group’s Focus Will Be Marijuana Industry
It is being called the green rush. With more states moving to legalize medical marijuana, the business of growing and dispensing it is booming, even as much of the rest of the economy struggles.
Medical Marijuana Patient Fired by Wal-Mart Gets First Day in Court
A legal medical marijuana user wrongfully fired from Wal-Mart after testing positive for a drug test will go in front of a Michigan judge to plead his case in a hearing that starts today.
