Articles in Politics category

Cannabis is going global fast – Italy, Denmark, and the United Kingdom are all making progress in addition to U.S. proposals that could change the game completely.

Who doesn’t love going to the state fair, especially ones that offer the tried-and-true mix of fried foods, carnival rides, adorable livestock, and a cannabis growing competition?

Today the state of Washington is implementing new cannabis laws that will change its medical marijuana program, with additional changes to take place July 1, 2016.

Lieutenant Governor of California Gavin Newsom formed the Blue Ribbon Commission on Marijuana Policy to explore the best possible approach for recreational cannabis legalization.

South Dakota makes a bold move and Utah senators won’t give up pushing for a medical program. All that and more in this week’s roundup of marijuana legalization news!!

Michigan’s Department of Licensing & Regulatory Affairs will vote July 31 on whether or not to permit medical cannabis as treatment for children and adults with autism.

When retiring pharmacist Maurice Payes was asked to concoct some medicine to counteract diarrhea, he’d do what other pharmacists did during that time: he threw in some cannabis.

Chile could decriminalize, and a discovery in Crimea led to an island covered for miles with cannabis as far as the eye can see. That and more in this week’s legalization roundup!

Jamaican-American musician Shaggy expressed in a recent interview that ISIS can be defeated with two simple things: reggae music and Jamaican cannabis.

A bipartisan group of senators has introduced a far-reaching piece of legislation that would make it legal for banks to offer their services to legal marijuana businesses.