Articles in Politics category

Federal prosecutors have agreed to drop a nearly four-year effort to seize the property of a California medical marijuana dispensary billed as the nation’s largest, the dispensary’s attorney said Tuesday.

Harborside scores a victory, Colorado’s governor has come around on cannabis, and here’s what do do if your pet accidentally eats an edible.

Tuesday’s 121-to-28 vote appears to kill any chance this year that Vermont will become the first state to legislate legalization.

A recent study on underage cannabis consumption in Washington shows that the state’s 2012 legalization did not increase the drug’s availability to minors.

As a longtime medical marijuana advocate and cannabis chronicler, I can tell you he’s no stranger to those of us here in the Garden State. Allow me to fill you in.

Oregon issues the first adult-use licenses, Colorado sees yet another recall, and a new study says legalization doesn’t make cannabis any easier for teens to obtain.

A lawyer calls out Obama for defying Congress and cracking down on legal cannabis, Massachusetts sees a surge in MMJ patients, and a Harvard psychobiologist professor goofs up.

San Diego threatens criminal charges, legalization will be harder than you think, and a presidential candidate in the Philippines says he’d kill his kids over drug use.

A BBC reporter’s sober bud-and-breakfast stay, and surprise ban on cannabusinesses in a Washington county, and dogs — flying dogs.

Ted Cruz is expected to name Carly Fiorina as his would-be Vice President in an effort to gain political momentum in his battle against Donald Trump for the Republican nomination.