Stores that offer recreational marijuana might not be entirely legal yet, but entrepreneurs are ready to start righting the wrongs of the war on drugs
The cannabis products that are “Made for Music” will launch in California, Arizona, Colorado, and Massachusetts in early 2022
“Dismissing these convictions means the possibility of a better future to thousands of disenfranchised people,” Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón said
Marijuana is federally illegal. But what if you could get high off hemp?
Dima Bosov brought millions of dollars from Russia to California, thinking the emerging cannabis industry would be a safe bet for easy money. He was wrong.
If the drug is causing gun violence, it's because of the discrepancy between local and federal legalization laws, not weed-induced "psychosis"
The Cannabis Administration and Opportunity Act is a promising step toward ending prohibition, but the Senate majority leader is going to have a hard time getting the bill through Congress
The sprinting phenom says she used cannabis to cope with the death of her biological mother, but the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency still considers the drug to be "performance-enhancing"
Blounts & Moore want African American communities to have access to generational wealth — and they think cannabis is the key
But federal marijuana decriminalization will still have to wait on Congress for action
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