50 Pounds of Marijuana Shipped to Wrong New Jersey Address
If you were expecting 50 pounds of marijuana in the mail, a New Jersey police department would like you to drop by.
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Maryland’s Medical Marijuana Industry Taking Shape
A 152,000-square-foot warehouse in Cumberland, Md., could soon be the home of some of Maryland’s first legally produced medical marijuana.
Weed For Warriors’ Cross-Country Campaign for Cannabis
It’s estimated that over a quarter million US veterans currently suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder, and heartbreakingly, an average of one veteran per hour commits suicide.
The NFL Should be Investing in Marijuana Research if it Wants To Survive
The National Football League has survived more public relations crises in the past year than most multi-billion dollar organizations endure in a decade. Yet the greatest existential threat to the NFL
Legalizing Marijuana in Arizona: Group Reveals Halloween-Themed Billboard
A group that’s trying to get recreational marijuana legalized in Arizona unveiled a new billboard in downtown Phoenix — with a Halloween theme.
Federal Court Tells the DEA to Stop Harassing Medical Marijuana Providers
In a scathing decision, a federal court in California has ruled that the Drug Enforcement Administration’s interpretation of a recent medical marijuana bill “defies language and logic,” “tortures the plain meaning of the statute” and is “at odds with fundamental notions of the rule of law.” The ruling could have a broad impact on the DEA’sRead More
Sanders and Clinton Offer Cannabis Clarity and Confusion
During the Democratic presidential debate in Las Vegas on Tuesday night, Bernie Sanders, the socialist senator from Vermont, became the first major-party candidate to endorse marijuana legalization.
It’s Official: Major Changes are Coming to California Medical Marijuana
Californians are waving goodbye to their medical marijuana system as they know it
Marijuana Grower Sued for Using Pesticides
It didn’t take long before marijuana companies would be treated like any other company, and that means getting sued.
Prison Time, Forfeiture and Medical Pot: Lansing is on a Bipartisan Roll
The Michigan Legislature has been on a bipartisan binge lately, passing legislation that not everybody may like, but at least they have found a way to build consensus around three controversial issues.
