Articles tagged with "legalization"

Florida passed its MMJ amendment with more than 70 percent of the vote. So why are lawmakers trying to meddle with the new law?

Agriculture officials this week briefed officials from other states on marijuana farming and how to regulate a crop the federal government still deems illegal.

Regulators in Alaska on Thursday narrowly rejected a proposal that would have made the state the first to allow adults to consume on-site at retail cannabis stores.

Republicans in Congress are starting to come out of the woodwork to draft new bills on cannabis.

Headlines out of Colorado made it sound like the President had formed an advisory group. We looked into it. It ain’t so.

Tilray has entered a deal to begin exporting medical marijuana to Chile, the latest of the company’s initiatives to expand into overseas markets.

The future of California’s legal marijuana industry is being shaped in a retired basketball arena, where paper cannabis leaves sprout on file cabinets and a burlap sack advertising “USA Home Grown” dangles from a wall.

After a hectic first week of Donald Trump’s presidency, senators are scheduled to vote Tuesday on the nomination of Sen. Jeff Sessions for attorney general.

Utah lawmakers announced Friday that they’re scaling back their push to expand the state’s very limited medical marijuana law to more uses or ailments.

Last year the state assembly passed a decriminalization bill. This year advocates want full adult-use legalization.