Canadian Pot Producers Watch Closely As Democrats Aim To Rewrite U.S. Cannabis Laws
Democrats try easing pot prohibitions once again.
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Democratic Senators Will Push To Pass Pot Reform Bill This Year
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and two other Democratic senators said Monday that they will push to pass this year sweeping legislation
Democrats Seek Law to Let Marijuana Businesses Access Federal Relief Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
Democratic congressmen proposed a legislative solution Thursday for marijuana businesses struggling to stay afloat due to the economic impact of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Let Shops Sell Cannabis! Lib Dems Become First Political Party to Officially Support legalization of the Drug in Britain
Shops should be allowed to sell cannabis, the Liberal Democrats have said as they became the first party in the UK to officially support the legalisation of the drug.
The Truth About the ‘Marijuana Effect’ in America’s Elections
Marijuana on the ballot boosts voter turnout, but that may not help many Democrats this year.
Just Say Dough: Republicans (and Democrats Too) Are Following the Marijuana Money
CANNABIS CULTURE - No one was too surprised when Denver's newly legal cannabis stores raked in $5 million in the first five days of 2014, and now can't get enough supply.
Doomed Legislation to Loosen N.J.’S Medical Marijuana Law Advances
Gov. Chris Christie has vowed to veto it, but Democratic lawmakers today ignored him and advanced a measure that would expand the state’s medical marijuana law so patients can go out of state for their pot.
New Hampshire Marijuana Legalization Bill Defeated
A bill to legalize marijuana in New Hampshire is dead after a House vote Wednesday. The measure was defeated on a vote of 239-122 with no debate. Democrats supported the bill on a roughly two-to-one margin, while Republicans opposed it by roughly the same margin.
Why Republicans Should Support Marijuana Reform
One of the congressmen who introduced a pot reform bill this week tells Salon why the GOP should agree with him
