Officials in Dallas, Texas have certified that advocates collected enough signatures to qualify a marijuana decriminalization for the local ballot in November. The city secretary affirmed...
Voters on November 5 will see the first major party presidential candidate who supports federal marijuana legalization at the top of the ticket, with Vice President...
If the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) ultimately decides not to move forward with marijuana rescheduling, many small and minority-owned cannabis business will have to close shop,...
A GOP congressman says “I don’t care” whether rolling back the Biden administration’s marijuana rescheduling move under a potential Trump presidency would hurt the Republican party,...
A GOP senator is condemning the Biden administration over what he describes as repeated refusals from federal agencies to brief Congress on its plans and justification...
A group of nine U.S. senators is calling on the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to “expeditiously” develop a standard of care for veterans using...
Ohio officials have approved the state’s first adult-use marijuana business licenses, teeing up the launch of recreational sales. About a month after the Department of Cannabis...
The governor of California has signed a bill into law that’s meant to streamline the processing of applications to study psychedelics and marijuana. While advocates have...
As the Republican National Committee (RNC) convention comes to a close, a number of Republican congressional lawmakers are sharing predictions about the prospects of marijuana policy...
Bipartisan congressional lawmakers are seeking to remove a controversial section of a spending bill that would block the Justice Department from rescheduling marijuana—one of several cannabis-...
