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Colorado lawmakers have backed off plans to regulate cannabis clubs, saying the state would invite a federal crackdown

The Pennsylvania Congressman voted against drug reform, but he isn’t an anti-cannabis obsessive.

The bipartisan proposal would protect consumers by abolishing a business practice where shops keep track of customers’ names, birthdates, addresses and other personal information.

Four governors ask the Trump administration to “engage with us” before doing anything rash.

Colorado is considering an unusual strategy to protect its cannabis industry from a federal crackdown, but it would cost hundreds of millions of dollars in taxes.

More and more, those who admit to having ever used cannabis are being refused entry into the United States—or deported if they’re already here.

The New Federalism Fund, backed by big industry names, will work primarily on Capitol Hill.

A proposal to shield names, birthdates, driver’s license numbers and other identifying information cleared its first major hurdle amid fears of a federal crackdown.

The front-runner for the state’s top federal prosecutor job is a Republican state representative who introduced comprehensive medical cannabis legislation.

Jeff Sessions might hate cannabis, but he sure seems to like talking about it.