What Trump’s New AG Means for the Cannabis Industry
Tuesday’s election will have major short- and long-term effects on marijuana policy.
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How the Cannabis Landscape Could Change Post Election
After the mid-term elections, the nation may look even more cannabis-friendly.
The 5 Worst U.S. Senators on Marijuana Policy
The 2018 election is next week, which means it’s time for the fourth and final installment of my series on the best and worst members of Congress on marijuana policy.
See Inside the Marijuana Facility Growing Some of Massachusetts’ First Legal Recreational Cannabis
The rows of marijuana plants sway under bright lights. A chef is preparing to dye gummy cubes different colors, while a worker labels packages.
Weekend Baking Project: a California Chef on How to Make Your Own Cannabis Edibles
Chef Chris Sayegh wants to show people that edible cannabis can be used for much more than making pot brownies.
Trump Administration Seeks Public Comments on Marijuana Reclassification
The federal government wants your input on whether marijuana should be reclassified under global drug treaties to which the U.S. is a party.
Weed Magic Lights Up New York Comic Con
Comic-Con is in full swing at the Jacob K. Javitz convention center in New York City.
Legal Marijuana in Canada: Here’s What to Know When Crossing the Border
Pro tip: never take it across the border. Ever.
You Can Bring Your Weed to the LA Airport Now
LAX is totally cool with passengers packing it in their carry-ons—but if it’s illegal where you land, that’s on you.
Seattle Will Vacate More Than 500 Convictions for Marijuana Possession, Saying They Unfairly Impact People of Color
Critics of drug-possession prosecutions often argue that they unfairly target people of color. Seattle, where recreational use of marijuana was legalized in 2012, is doing something about it.
