Articles in Politics category

House Republicans voted to expand drug testing for applicants seeking unemployment benefits. Is that constitutional?

But the recent reforms, while helpful, aren’t exactly a giant leap into the future.

Both political parties seem to agree that Colorado needs to allow for places that let patrons consume. But that’s where agreement breaks down.

Reps. Earl Blumenauer, Dana Rohrabacher, and Don Young form a bipartisan group dedicated to pushing progress on the issue.

In his news conference this afternoon, the president doubled down on his call to stop the flow of drugs over America’s southern border.

Pesticides, molds, and other pathogens are turning up in medical cannabis across California. Rules are coming, but until then it’s “buyer beware.”

From Arkansas to Guam, stay informed on the cannabis legislation and policy news across the globe.

Gov. John Hickenlooper told state senators to set standards for edibles and driving as soon as possible to avoid challenges his state encountered.

His Valentine’s Day lunch at the White House may have been more than just lunch.

Rumors are flying about whether the Trump administration will crack down on cannabis, but what’s the true story?