The GOP House sponsor of a federal marijuana legalization bill prevailed against a primary reelection challenge on Tuesday, beating out an opponent who attacked her cannabis reform position and positioning herself to lead the charge on a comprehensive bipartisan policy change if Republicans end up taking the House majority inContinue Reading
A Maryland legislature marijuana workgroup on Tuesday held its first hearing since a pair of bills were enacted to put cannabis legalization on the November ballot and implement certain initial rules if voters approve the reform. The Maryland House Cannabis Referendum and Legalization Workgroup specifically discussed licensing and regulatory issuesContinue Reading
In 1976, a glaucoma patient named Robert Randall became the first person in the US to be granted legal status as a medical marijuana patient. As a teenager, Randall had been diagnosed with glaucoma and was told by doctors he would likely lose his eyesight before his 30th birthday. AfterContinue Reading
A good grinder can make all the difference in your smoking experience. Find your new fav in our Best Weed Grinders 2022 list. The post On the grind: Best weed grinders for bowls and blunts appeared first on Leafly. Read More: On the grind: Best weed grinders forContinue Reading
The White House drug czar says the Biden administration is “monitoring” states that have legalized marijuana to inform federal policy, recognizing the failures of the current prohibitionist approach. He also said that the federal government is reviewing broader drug policy harm reduction proposals, including the authorization of supervised consumption sites—andContinue Reading
Congressional leaders are proposing a number of marijuana policy changes in newly released spending legislation, including protections for immigrants who use cannabis, freeing up marijuana-related advertising and providing the industry with access to the banking system. There are provisions concerning hemp. The Fiscal Year 2023 spending bills for the DepartmentContinue Reading
“Pot for potholes.” That’s the marijuana-funded infrastructure plan that one Republican Missouri candidate for U.S. Senate is proposing in a catchy campaign ad. As C.W. Gardner has worked to stand out in a crowded field of dozens of opponents, he released a spot in April that includes a plan toContinue Reading
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