Articles tagged with "Washington DC"

U.S. Rep. Andy Harris defended his opposition to cannabis by citing statistics about black Americans that aren’t only wrong but could be considered downright offensive.

Washington, D.C. dropped its ban on cannabis use at private establishments, then minutes later outlawed it once again.

There are more than 500 home growers in the District, by some estimates. And that means plenty of people eager to share their crop with loved ones.

The DPA Reform Conference in Washington D.C. wrapped up over the weekend, with discussions turning towards Canada’s promise to legalize and the shelf life of cannabis prohibition.

As the second day of the DPA Reform conference in D.C. winds to a close, here are the biggest newslines from the cannabis industry’s major players and their talks about the future.

The number of cannabis industry conferences seems to grow every year, but the Reform conference remains the premiere get-together for global policy makers and industry shakers.

The Drug Policy Alliance Reform Conference is underway in Washington D.C., fostering far-reaching discussions on how to improve cannabis policy in the United States.

What do thousands of Berliners have to say about cannabis legalization? Find out in this week’s roundup, which includes updates from Arizona, Nevada, Hawaii, Maryland, and more.

Who doesn’t love going to the state fair, especially ones that offer the tried-and-true mix of fried foods, carnival rides, adorable livestock, and a cannabis growing competition?

The future of cannabis is progressing by leaps and bounds. Check out this week’s legalization update to catch up on the latest in cannabis legislation from your region: