Cannabis

It has been slow for sure, but it seems that with every passing year, there are more political figures standing in support of marijuana legalization.

Florida attorney and Democratic fundraiser John Morgan has his sights set on legalizing marijuana.

Dr. Michelle Ross served as a drug researcher for the National Institute on Drug Abuse, but transformed into a medical marijuana advocate after her frustration mounted from the giant gap in education when it came to the endocannabinoid system.

British supermarket Holland & Barrett is now selling bottled water infused with two milligrams of CBD.

Recently, state chapters of national political parties have used marijuana to advance their agenda by making marijuana legalization as part of their party platform.

On Tuesday June 26 Oklahoma voters approved of State Question 788, electing to legalize medical marijuana despite a strong opposition that involved leaders of different backgrounds.

The Supreme Court of Arkansas ruled last Thursday that the lower court, which had been holding up the licensing process for medical cannabis, did not have the authority to do so.

Many Canadians and cannabis activists were enthused last week when Canada officially legalized recreational marijuana on the federal level. But included in that wave of excitement was none other than Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey.

The “Marijuana in Federally Assisted Housing Parity Act of 2018” introduced by Rep. Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC) will protect people who use medical marijuana.

Today, soldier-cannabis user optics are different and may have nothing to do with smoking, be it through a weapon, bong or joint.