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First words from Brittney Griner: Thanks Biden, vows to help free others
Calvin Stovall - Published on December 16, 2022Read moreThe US Olympian said she plans to return to the WNBA and help fight for the release of other cannabis prisoners, including US Marine Paul Whelan, who is still detained in Russia.
The weirdest, wildest weed stories of 2022
Bruce Barcott and David Downs - Published on December 13, 2022Read moreLeafly’s annual Doobious Achievement Award winners include The Champ, Thai chickens, chillin’ cows, Circle K, and convention floor chumps.
11 Missourians react to newly legal cannabis and the passage of Amendment 3
Elizabeth Enochs - Published on December 9, 2022Read moreAs of December 8, 2022, adult Missourians can legally possess marijuana. Find out what Missourians think of the changes in their state.
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How to talk to your family about Brittney Griner
Bruce Barcott - Published on December 9, 2022Read moreWhen minds change, laws change. We can start that process by talking openly about Brittney Griner and what her case really means.
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After a week of hope, the SAFE Banking Act dies again in the Senate
Max Savage Levenson - Published on December 8, 2022Read moreProponents’ hopes were dashed once again, after GOP senators fought against including the measure in a defense budget bill.
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Brittney Griner released from Russian detention in prisoner swap
Amelia Williams - Published on December 8, 2022Read moreAfter nearly a year in Russian custody, WNBA player Brittney Griner is going home. But her trial reveals flaws in how the US handles cannabis crimes.
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Rhode Island’s first legal weed stores open to eager shoppers
Calvin Stovall - Published on December 1, 2022Read moreFive stores opened on Dec. 1, with stocked shelves and eager shoppers. Here’s how it happened.
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Krispy Kreme is paying to keep weed illegal
David Bienenstock and Bruce Barcott - Published on November 21, 2022Read moreBig Donut is joining the NFL, Big Pharma, and the Methodist Church to defeat legalization in Congress. See who else is propping up prohibition.
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Congress sends marijuana research bill to Biden’s desk, finally
Bruce Barcott - Published on November 17, 2022Read moreThe bill was passed back in April, but Texas Sen. John Cornyn threw a fit and blocked it—until earlier this week.
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Nearly 70% of Oregon bans psilocybin, but clinics will still open next year
Pat Goggins - Published on November 15, 2022Read moreOregonians banned psilocybin in a majority of counties in the 2022 election, but the state is still opening up clinics in 2023. Learn more about the results.
