Will 2019 be the year that Congress blocks the federal government from enforcing prohibition in legal marijuana states? A bipartisan team of lawmakers in the House...
New Mexico became the 24th state to remove the threat of jail as a punishment for possessing small amounts of marijuana on Wednesday. Gov. Michelle Lujan...
Guam became the first U.S. jurisdiction to legalize marijuana in 2019 with the signature of Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero (D) on Thursday. When it goes into effect,...
Three Federal Reserve Bank presidents united in a call on Wednesday for clarity on rules for providing financial services to the marijuana industry. During a panel...
If elected president, Andrew Yang said he would issue mass pardons for non-violent drug offenders on the unofficial marijuana holiday, 4/20, and give each of them...
Attorney General William Barr recently received two letters from senators that stress the importance of expanding the number of federally authorized growers of marijuana for research...
The federal government is, again, soliciting help to “acquire, develop and produce” marijuana cigarettes (i.e. joints) for research purposes. In a notice published on Tuesday, the...
Wisconsin voters in three more jurisdictions have weighed in on several marijuana-related ballot questions, potentially setting the stage for actionable legislation down the line. Voters in...
A bipartisan duo of top U.S. senators sent a series of letters to federal financial regulators on Tuesday, imploring them to provide guidance to banks on the...
The head of a major federal drug policy agency acknowledged on Tuesday that the Schedule I status of marijuana and other drugs makes it “very difficult”...
