Articles in Politics category

Colorado’s Marijuana Enforcement Division (MED) is proposing changes to the regulations outlining how cannabis edibles should be packaged and labeled.

The Russian government restricts internet freedom and censors all references to drugs, maintaining a list of “banned” websites to protect children’s access to the internet.

Despite Donald Trump’s eyebrow-raising policies, there’s still a strong possibility that he could become the next U.S. president. But what would a Trump presidency mean for cannabis?

Arizona, Arkansas, and Wyoming are already collecting signatures for big ballot pushes in the coming year, and South Africa is taking a serious look at medical cannabis.

Last Wednesday the Oregon Court of Appeals disagreed with some folks’ assertion that the smell of cannabis is equal to that of stinky garbage.

Cannabis has been a long-time favorite of many professional and amateur gamers, so why is this professional gaming league banning it?

Bernie Sanders has long espoused the multitude of problems caused by the War on Drugs, and at a recent campaign rally he indicated that it will be a focus of his 2016 presidential campaign.

Yesterday a judge weighed in on a restraining order to prevent footage of police officers eating edibles during a dispensary raid from being used as evidence in an internal investigation.

Portland, Oregon network KATU pulled what would have been the first-ever cannabis commercial due to all of the media attention surrounding the ad’s “historical” significance.

Florida’s freedom fighters will not back down from the challenge of legalizing medical marijuana in the Sunshine State. That and more in the latest cannabis news roundup: