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Many companies in legal states still require pre-hire drug testing and regular screenings throughout employment. Does this policy adversely impact the United States workforce?

With legal, regulated markets in legal states continuing to grow, it can sometimes feel like sales records are broken every week.

The two first movers within the United States legal cannabis industry—Washington and Colorado—have both seen solid, year-over-year sales growth.

Portugal’s drug decriminalization has been in effect since 2001, so we looked at the stats to see what impact it’s had on their society.

After Oregon’s first year of adult-use cannabis sales, the state’s legal market is already on pace with more established ones in Washington and Colorado.

If you happen to have a processing license in Washington, you’re likely reaping the boom’s benefits.

As more US states continue to legalize cannabis—and Canada prepares to end prohibition nationwide—social attitudes are also evolving.

Colorado sold $1.27 billion worth of cannabis in 2016. Washington state topped out at $1.1 billion. But the Evergreen State is surging in monthly sales.

In Colorado, there’s no shortage of gun enthusiasts or cannabis connoisseurs. But you might be surprised at which is more taxed, tracked, and regulated.

Voters in extremely conservative counties supported cannabis legalization measures this election—in some cases by wide margins.