Activists Secure Marijuana Legalization Measure on Michigan’s Ballot This November
A decade ago Michigan voters overwhelmingly approved medical marijuana and appear poised to do the same for recreational marijuana.
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Congressional Committee Protects Medical Marijuana From Jeff Sessions
A powerful congressional panel voted on Thursday to continue shielding medical marijuana patients and providers who comply with state laws from prosecution by the federal government.
Legalizing Marijuana in New York Could Create a $3.1 Billion Market, Says Nyc Comptroller
If New Yorklegalizes marijuana use, it could create a $3.1 billion market, New York City Comptroller Scott Stringer told CNBC.
Gayle King Reveals Oprah Winfrey Smokes Marijuana
Oprah Winfrey is one of the richest and most powerful women in the entire world. And it turns out she may also be the richest marijuana-smoker in the world as well.
Can Massachusetts Become a Leader in Marijuana Research?
Massachusetts is a national leader in fields like biotech, life sciences and health care. Could marijuana research be next?
Video Catches Anti-Marijuana Canvasser Lying About Medical Cannabis Initiative to Sway Voters
Anti-marijuana groups like to claim that they’re in the moral right because they want to prevent children from becoming drug addicts or whatever their argument is.
Washington State Marijuana Companies Getting Some, But Not All Banking Services
Recreational marijuana has been legal in Washington State since 2014 and increasingly, cannabis companies are finding credit unions and small community banks open to serving their basic financial needs.
NFL Player Makes Medical Marijuana History: ‘I Have a Life to Live’
NFL running back Mike James calls it his medicine for pain management, but league officials call it a banned substance.
Veterans’ Grass-Roots Movement Shares Health Benefits of Marijuana
To get away from the memories of war in Afghanistan — the violence, the unexpected danger, the rush of adrenaline and the hypervigilance that can come with post-traumatic stress disorder — Aaron Newsom started gardening.
New Pot Laws are Not in the Spirit of Legalization
In spite of trail-blazing by several U.S. states, Solicitor General Mike Farnworth seems intent on turning B.C.’s journey to cannabis legalization — a bright future of jobs, tax windfalls and the end of pernicious prosecutions — from a good trip into a bummer.
