Michael Douglas Wants Marijuana Legalized
CANNABIS CULTURE - Actor Michael Douglas wants the US government to consider ending marijuana prohibition to stop violence and help the US economy.
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Poll Shows A Majority Of Californians Support Legalized Marijuana
For the first time ever in a statewide Field Poll, a majority of state voters expressed support for legalizing and taxing marijuana. A poll released last week showed 56 percent of Californians support legalization.
Four Years After Indictment, It May Be Decision Time For The Prince Of Pot
British Columbia's "Prince of Pot," who has been waging a long campaign to reform marijuana laws and to evade the long arm of U.S. prosecutors, may soon have a decision to make.
Justice Department Urges Equalizing Drug Sentences
Justice Department officials this morning endorsed for the first time proposed legislation that would eliminate vast sentencing disparities for possession of powdered versus rock cocaine, an inequality that civil rights groups say has disproportionately affected poor and minority defendants.
Inside The Only Legal Pot Research Lab In America
CANNABIS CULTURE - A Fox News team is offered a look inside the US Government's one and only marijuana farm and research lab, located in Oxford, Mississippi.
America’s Schizoid Pot Culture – 4 in 10 Have Smoked It, and Millions Are Still Getting Busted
The Obama administration is giving mixed signals on its pot policies despite a tidal shift in social views on legalizing marijuana.
Obama’s DoJ Backs Prosecution of Medical Marijuana Providers
It's official – under Barack Obama, the Department of Justice will not restrain federal prosecutors targeting medical marijuana providers.
North America Lights Up For 4/20
CANNABIS CULTURE - Pot smokers sparked joints across Canada and the US yesterday for 4/20, the international day to celebrate marijuana.
Washington War On Drugs A Failure
Canada's federal government should join the chorus condemning the US War on Drugs
We Tried A War Like This Once Before
In 1932, Alphonse Capone, an influential businessman then living in Chicago, used to drive through the city in a caravan of armor-plated limos built to his specifications by General Motors.
