Articles in Politics category

The former New Mexico governor’s website proudly makes, um, absolutely no mention of his work with cannabis.

We’re keeping an eye on these new markets as they blossom, and we want to help you do the same.

The Colorado credit union’s defeat in federal court yesterday could end up having positive implications for the political fight over cannabis banking.

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

A new bill would decrease criminal penalties for possession of cannabis in Virginia to minor civil fines.

Production has outpaced sales in Washington state, which could lead to bargain-basement cannabis deals.

Legislators in Georgia, Illinois, Wyoming, and Virginia are all seeking to decriminalize the possession of small amounts of cannabis, with some making a second or third attempt.

With more than a dozen states eyeing cannabis legalization in one form or another, there are lessons to be learned from the Golden State.

Pigeons sure seem to be attracted to cannabis in some way. Recently a flock of them inadvertently ratted (or would it be “birded” in this instance?) out an illegal grow operation.

Legalization in the United States has caused cannabis profits in Mexico to wilt by 70 percent in some regions.