Historic Senate Vote Tells DEA to Butt Out of Medical Marijuana States
The Senate Appropriations Committee voted today to rein in the DEA.
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The Drug War, Not Terrorism, Brought Us Mass Surveillance
The DEA was collecting mass numbers of Americans' foreign calls prior to Sept. 11.
Congressmen Demand That DOJ Stop Prosecuting Medical Marijuana Cases
A pair of lawmakers behind a historic congressional amendment protecting medical marijuana operations from federal crackdown issued a letter to Attorney General Eric Holder on Wednesday
Inside the U.S. House’s Historic Vote on Medical Marijuana
An amendment that would prohibit the Fed from interfering in state medical pot laws is still up in the air.
House Passes Historic Medical Marijuana Amendment
Late Thursday night, the House of Representatives told the DEA to butt out of medical marijuana states by approving a budget amendment barring the use of taxpayer funds to do so.
House’s Pro-Medical Marijuana Vote Shocks Even Longtime Supporters
Even longtime supporters of marijuana legalization were surprised early Friday morning
