Articles tagged with "prohibition"

A new report from the DEA has a few items catching the eye of cannabis advocates around the country.

Signs that France is finally taking cannabis reform seriously emerged this summer, but a recent series of events has sped the shift.

The president told Bill Maher on Friday that Tuesday’s vote could force federal prohibition to crumble.

Doede De Jong is fighting a longtime paradox in the Netherlands that allows cannabis sales at coffeeshops but prohibits cultivation.

For 45 years, governments in France have held on to some of the harshest and most outdated cannabis policies in Europe.

Even in tolerant cities like Berlin, authorities have stepped up enforcement of cannabis prohibition. It’s not working, and it costs taxpayers a bundle.

A 9th Circuit panel on Wednesday upheld a federal ban on the sale of firearms to cannabis consumers — including MMJ patients.

The measure seeks to repeal Montana’s medical marijuana law and declare that any drug that is illegal under federal law is also illegal under state law.

Much of the money is expected to be funneled to opponents of California’s Prop. 64, an adult-use measure that could be pivotal to the nation’s legalization movement.

The Carol Jenkins Barnett Family Trust donated $800,000 in mid-July to a group campaigning to kill Florida’s proposed medical cannabis amendment.