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As the White House threatens a crackdown, a new poll shows Republican and Democratic voters agree: Don’t tread on state cannabis laws.

Press Secretary Sean Spicer suggested Thursday that the Trump administration will crack down in adult-use states.

Trump’s new budget director immediately takes aim at the National Office of Drug Control Policy. But what will this mean for cannabis?

Changes will allow overseas suppliers to import cannabis into Australia in bulk, store a surplus, and ship directly to patients as doctors prescribe.

The pharmaceutical developer says it’s pioneering markets, not elbowing out competitors.

A congressional bill could shield state-legal marijuana businesses, Australia eases import rules, and Colorado gets a cannabis drive-through.

A new push to focus law enforcement resources on more dangerous crimes could pave the way for decriminalizing cannabis in Texas.

The state will start taking license applications later this week. But the program may be doomed by a single word.

The western Colorado town of Parachute is getting a drive-through cannabis shop, believed to be the first in the state. It’s in an old car wash.

Buying small amounts of cannabis at coffeeshops has long been tolerated, but cultivating and selling to the coffeeshops themselves has remained illegal.