Articles in Politics category

A powerful Congressional committee has voted to extend federal protections for medical marijuana patients and providers in legal-cannabis states.

If Gov. John Bel Edwards signs a bill now making its way through the legislature, Louisiana could become an actual MMJ state.

The proposal would create a system to tax and regulate marijuana in Rhode Island that mirrors the system in Massachusetts.

Type S licenses were designed to reduce the barriers to entering California’s legal cannabis market. But so far, not a single one has been issued.

San Francisco is partnering with a nonprofit to proactively wipe out thousands of cannabis convictions using a computer algorithm.

In New York, people of color get arrested for cannabis. White people don’t. The data prove it. Now the mayor says he’ll change that.

When Health Minister Lucie Charlebois speaks of a majority who oppose home growing, it very well may be a deck stacked with companies who stand to make a profit from keeping Quebeckers from growing their own.

A Portland-based company falsified track-and-trace data to divert CBD oil to at least two health and wellness centers, regulators say.

In a 7-2 ruling, the U.S. Supreme Court said the feds can’t prevent New Jersey from regulating sports betting. The implications for cannabis are huge.

Let’s promote cannabis products with accurate descriptions of their features and benefits rather than sexualized images of one-dimensional women.