Senate Democrats just refiled a bill that does the thing rescheduling was never designed to do: end federal cannabis prohibition outright. Cory Booker, Chuck Schumer, and Ron Wyden reintroduced the Cannabis Administration and Opportunity Act on July 16, and while it will almost certainly die in a Republican-controlled House the same way its last two versions did, it’s worth sitting with why this bill matters more than the rescheduling process everyone in Washington is currently fixated on.
Thirty years after Prop 215, the California State Fair crowned its first home-grow champion and…
Senate leaders released a stopgap that would push most of the federal hemp deadline to…
Rosario Dawson says a THC beverage helped her father through cancer treatment. This November, a…
The director, co-writer and co-star of Super Troopers 3 sits down and smokes up at…
According to the latest quarterly NuggMD/Marijuana Moment tracking poll, only 48 percent of marijuana consumers…
Vape hardware is one of the cannabis industry’s most persistent waste problems. Fernway launched the…