Articles in Politics category

Hoping to preserve its cannabis law under the next president, Colorado plans to crack down on cannabis grown legally but then sold on the black market.

The ruling clears the way for Montana medical dispensaries to re-open by ruling that a drafting error in a ballot initiative should not delay implementation.

Do dispensaries still gave a damn about a doctor’s note now that Prop. 64 has passed? I dropped in with just some cash and my driver’s license to find out.

County Commissioners in Spokane County voted unanimously to adopt a temporary 6-month moratorium on new permits for outdoor cannabis farms.

Grand Rapids police conducted raids on every dispensary operating in the area. Leafly investigates why the raids occurred.

Organizers are planning a massive event at the seat of Dutch government in order to pressure officials to expand the country’s cannabis program.

One member of European Parliament called for legalization of medical cannabis across the continent.

Signs that France is finally taking cannabis reform seriously emerged this summer, but a recent series of events has sped the shift.

The proposed rules detail the process for patients to obtain registry cards for buying medical marijuana, lab testing, and adding qualifying conditions.

What is to be done? Here are four post-election strategies from an author, a law professor, a lobbyist, and a conservative editorial board.