US Poised to Ease Restrictions on Marijuana in Historic Shift, But It’ll Remain Controlled Substance
The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration will move to reclassify marijuana as a less dangerous drug, The Associated Press has learned
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Inside The First-Ever Woman-Owned Recreational Cannabis Dispensary In Brooklyn
Good Grades is a pop-up that will stay open until December.
Cannabis tourism is booming at Laughing Grass campground in Maine
At Camp Laughing Grass, campers can light up anytime they want.
NYC’s Housing Works Sells Cannabis While Helping Clients Quit Smoking Tobacco
Legal pot peddler Housing Works boasts that it “loves” drug users — but puts it’s foot down when it comes to addicts puffing tobacco, a review of city documents shows.
Cannabis Effective For Chronic Pain, Substituting Opioids: Johns Hopkins & Univ. Of Michigan Study Confirms
Nearly one in three patients with chronic pain use cannabis as an analgesic agent
Will Trump’s Attorney General Bring Back Reefer Madness?
CANNABIS CULTURE – Everyone wants to know how The Trump Administration (still hard to write that without getting shivers) is going to deal with marijuana and the states that have legalized.
Marijuana Wins Big!
Donald Trump wasn’t the only big winner on Tuesday. Marijuana law reform also had a stellar night, with medical marijuana winning in all four states it was on the ballot and marijuana legalization winning four out of five.
The Toughest Marijuana Laws in the United States
CANNABIS CULTURE – Now that Canada is poised to legalize cannabis for all adults, you may grow complacent about how much trouble marijuana can get you into in the United States.
Who’s Next to Legalize Marijuana in the US?
CANNABIS CULTURE – Now that Justin Trudeau and the Liberals are set to legalize cannabis nationally in Canada, those of us south of your border are feeling a twinge of jealousy.
Alaska Regulators Are First to OK Marijuana Use at Pot Shops
The board tasked with writing rules for Alaska’s recreational marijuana industry voted Friday to allow for people to use pot at certain stores that will sell it, a first among the four states that have legalized the drug.
