Bill To Decriminalize Marijuana At Federal Level Up For House Vote Next Month
A landmark bill that would decriminalize marijuana use at the federal level is up for vote soon.
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Government’s Cannabis Pardons Program is an ‘Abject Failure’: Advocate
Only 238 applications have been approved for cannabis record suspensions.
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.
The DEA is Rewriting Obama’s Federal Cannabis Regulations
This week, the federal government announced it would begin processing dozens of pending applications for the “steps necessary to improve access to marijuana research.”
Congressional Funding Bill Protects Cannabis Banking and Lets DC Legalize Marijuana Sales
Federal officials would be blocked from punishing banks for working with marijuana businesses under an annual spending bill released by congressional Democratic leaders on Sunday.
The Cannabis Used for Federally Funded Research Barely Qualifies as Cannabis
A new study has made some revealing discoveries about the cannabis grown at the University of Mississippi.
Surgeon General Believes It’s High Time for Marijuana Reclassification
At the close of 2018, the U.S. Surgeon General Jerome Adams made a bold move, and called on the federal government to rethink marijuana’s classification as a Schedule I substance.
It’s Time to Remove Cannabis From the Federal Drug Schedules
When the Controlled Substances Act (CSA) passed almost 50 years ago, it created a classification system, known as drug schedules, that prescribe how the federal government views and responds to specific drug compounds.
Officials Say It’s Up to Federal Workplaces to Decide if Their Cannabis Rules Need Updating
Employers argue they need clarity on workplace drug-testing rules due to conflicting court decisions on whether random drug-testing regimes are constitutional.
Pot Producers Seek Ways to Promote Brands in Light of Federal Restrictions
‘We’re kind of doing it the old-fashioned Maritime way, which is storytelling’.
