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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.

Rep. Eric Bedingfield once shunned all marijuana use, but when his eldest son’s six-year struggle with opioid addiction ended with his overdose a year ago, the conservative Republican co-sponsored medical cannabis legislation.

Patients demand a legal delivery option, and entrepreneurs want access for communities of color.

Connecticut flirts with adult-use legalization, West Virginia balks at reform, and Kenya mulls loosening bhang restrictions.

A Colorado plan to crack down on homegrown cannabis is heading to the governor’s desk after lawmakers changed the bill to give cannabis patients more leeway.

Medical marijuana advocates in Utah are planning to try to get an initiative on the November 2018 ballot that would allow cannabis to be used for treatment.

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

With a stained-glass window behind them, a lineup of speakers stepped to the front of the church and talked about the potential health benefits of plants that are currently illegal in Alabama.

CBD laws vary from state to state, and while the DEA considers it illegal under federal law, CBD products remain available for sale in health supplement shops and organic food stores.

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.