Articles in Politics category

While hard sodas are getting air time on national TV networks, lawmakers gather to discuss the problem associated with cannabis edibles: too many of them attract kids.

Ohio’s new medical marijuana amendment is raising some eyebrows, but could be the best chance for the state to legalize.

In today’s daily news digest: D.A.R.E. wants you to know it (really) doesn’t like cannabis, Oregon eases banking rules, and Ohio organizers unveil initiative details.

Ohio’s recreational initiative drops out in favor of medical legalization and Texans support medical cannabis despite media fear tactics.

A daily roundup of cannabis news you need to know. Today’s discovery: It’s a facial blotter, it’s a rolling paper… it’s both!

A discovery on Reddit leads Leafly on a wild goose chase involving one of America’s best-known anti-drug programs.

Vermont is making quick progress toward being the country’s next legal state. Eric Holder saves his call to reschedule for when he’s impotent to change anything. And can Connecticut get some cannabis revenue already?

Last week it became clear just how few of Seattle’s unlicensed medical dispensaries will survive as the state transitions to a new licensing system.

Vermont is making quick steps forward, Ohio’s initiative efforts are heating up, Utah and Iowa are looking to seize a rare chance to legalize medical use, and more.

Utah patients are sick of lawmakers’ stoner jokes, New York’s medical program is stalling, and the Philadelphia Flower Show realizes what else is called “flower.”