Articles in Politics category

D.C. votes to ban cannabis clubs, childhood epilepsy drug shows potential, and combat soldiers grow free cannabis for veterans.

Colorado issues two more pesticide recalls, Maine lawmakers abandon THC blood limit for drivers, and are cannabis mini-malls on the way?

Gorgeous photo series highlighting the “Sisters of the Valley,” a group of self-described “nuns” in California on a mission to produce high-CBD products for ailing patients.

“You have to be way out in front of some of the pitfalls that have occurred in Colorado,” Sheriff Joe DiSalvo says. “Listen to us and head them off at the pass.”

Over the past six months, John Hudak has quietly become one of the most influential voices on national cannabis policy in the U.S.

If the evidence stacks Bernie up as the only pro-cannabis candidate—and it does—why hasn’t the industry done more to support him?

Vermont’s adult-use legalization measure marches slowly and steadily through the House, Colorado Springs cannabis clubs fight for survival, and Vogue gets hip to edibles.

Microsoft’s racist chatbot turns out to be a cannabis fan, a Colorado ski town considers tossing edibles, and a faithful dog brings home a massive haul.

A new email exchange between a Georgia lawmaker and the governor reveal a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the fight over medical cannabis.

Once considered the nation’s most important and comprehensive piece of legislation on medical cannabis, the CARERS Act was written off late last year. Now it might be back.