Articles in Politics category

Secretary of State Jason Kander, the Democratic nominee for the U.S. Senate, said it’s “time for the state legislature to step up” and pass a law allowing medical marijuana.

Colorado’s change would put Colorado in line with 18 other states and Washington, D.C., that allow cannabis for PTSD treatment.

A political stalemate in the nation’s capital has put more importance on local cannabis reform measures—and could make them more likely to pass.

School officials in Arizona endorsed Prop. 205, the ballot measure to regulate marijuana like alcohol.

Michigan moves to tax medical cannabis, Ohio lawyers get OK to advise MMJ clients, and Australia’s new national cannabis farm is itty-bitty.

In a speech to high school students in Kentucky, Loretta Lynch said that opioids are the true gateway drugs, not cannabis.

Multiple social and political factors have converged in Colombia, leading to cannabis shortages and skyrocketing prices.

The businesses, which gave residents and tourists alike a place to consume cannabis, were hit with cease-and-desist letters last week.

In the Lucky Country, emerging MMJ laws would severely limit the land designated to grow cannabis.

Known for their hemp-based soaps and commitment to social change, Dr. Bronner’s is taking aim at the “racist outdated policy of cannabis prohibition.”