DEA Celebrates 50th Anniversary of War on Drugs, Drugs Are Winning
Citing former president Richard Nixon, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) celebrated the 50th anniversary of the agency’s creation and the War on […]
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AOC ‘Concerned’ Biden’s Conservative Pot Views Could Ruin Bipartisan Push To Study Psychedelics
AOC is doing what we love her best for: calling out the old-guard Democrats. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the Democratic Representative from New York, […]
Matt Gaetz Proposes Ending Cannabis Testing for Military Members
A proposed amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act by Republican Representative Matt Gaetz of Florida would cease cannabis testing for military […]
RFK Jr. Wants To Decriminalize Pot, Psychedelics
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. vowed to make major drug reform a reality should his long-shot presidential bid land him in the White […]
Seven Founding Fathers Who Farmed Hemp and Advocated for It
On July 4, 1776—247 years ago—the Second Continental Congress unanimously adopted the Declaration of Independence, announcing the colonies’ separation from Great Britain. […]
Legalize America Is the First Cannabis-Focused Super PAC
The U.S. Cannabis Council (USCC) announced on June 28 that it has created Legalize America, which is the first United States’s Super […]
New Podcast Documents Fallout of Adelanto, Its Move To Legalize Cannabis
In many ways, what happened in Adelanto, California, is an epitomic American tale: a failing prison town wanted to turn itself into […]
New Hampshire Rep. Goes from Republican to Independent Due to Rejection of Pot Legalization Bill
New Hampshire Representative Dan Hynes announced on Facebook that he is officially switching parties from Republican to Independent due to his belief […]
Minnesota just legalized cannabis: Here’s what you need to know
You get two pounds and four mature plants at home. Huzzah. The post Minnesota just legalized cannabis: Here’s what you need to […]
Opinion: America, flex your rights to cannabis lounges
A perspective from Boston University law professor Jay Wexler—a former law clerk for Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg at the United States Supreme […]