Articles in Politics category

A conservative Delaware state senator calls for full legalization, Montana dispensaries dealt a major setback, and former FARC guerrillas get behind Colombia’s first legal grow.

Cannabis remains the most commonly used illegal substance across the globe, with an estimated 183 million people having used marijuana during 2014.

A successful vote in California would mean one in every six Americans lives in a state with legal cannabis sales, including the entire West Coast.

It’s the first decision among eight lawsuits filed by patients disappointed with across-the-board rejections by Gov. Bruce Rauner’s administration of recommendations from a medical cannabis advisory board.

The UK’s vote to leave the European Union sent shock waves through political circles and financial markets. But what does it mean for cannabis?

Move over, kale — there’s a new leafy green in town.

While Democrats held a nighttime sit-in for gun safety last week, House Republicans quietly removed language from a bill that would have allowed veterans safer access to medical cannabis.

Black and Latino defendants fared far worse under New York district attorneys than did their white and Asian counterparts.

The U.S. Supreme Court said Monday it won’t hear an appeal challenging a Montana law that limits medical cannabis providers to serving a maximum of three patients each.

Arizona is on the verge of full legalization. What (or who) is standing in the way?