The Justice Department’s No. 2 Just Implied That the Feds Could Crack Down on Marijuana
For months, many have worried that the Trump administration would initiate a crackdown on marijuana in states where it’s legal.
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This Hospice Is Hoping To Prove That Cannabis Can Make Dying Less Painful
The nation’s first federally approved study to see if medical marijuana can ease pain for those with terminal illnesses is under way. Advocates hope it will make patients less reliant on opioids.
Group Gives Away Joints to Protect Pot Shops From Feds
As stoner holiday 4/20 approaches, cannabis advocates say the last days of April are also about the serious business of keeping otherwise legal medical marijuana businesses from being raided by federal authorities.
Pot Legalization in Canada: Here’s What You Need to Know About Proposed Law
Some of the highlights from the suite of bills introduced Thursday by the federal Liberal government to legalize recreational marijuana:
Why Donald Trump Could be the Canadian Marijuana Industry’s Secret Weapon
In the last few years, attitudes to marijuana in the U.S. appeared to be easing.
Nine Questions Parliament Will Have to Answer Before we Legalize Marijuana
At some point in the New Year, the Liberals will unveil details of how recreational marijuana will be legalized.
Canada is Going on a Marijuana Search-and-Destroy Mission in Farmers’ Fields
Every year as summer comes to an end, teams of Canadian military and police officers patrol the skies in helicopters hunting for illegal marijuana grow-ops nestled in farm fields below.
This Startup Wants to Solve the No. 1 Problem in the Legal-Marijuana Industry
The marijuana industry faces a huge problem: Few banks will touch cannabis cash.
Learning From Beer and Wine in Selling Marijuana
In our haste to decriminalize marijuana, we have opened up a regulatory vacuum that looks increasingly dopey.
No Bang for Taxpayers’ Buck with Pot Charges
U.S. President Barack Obama recently used the twilight of his tenure to again grant clemency to almost 60 non-violent drug offenders.
