Marijuana Legislation

Today, there are nine states that have decided to make marijuana legal and more states are expected to join the list in the near future.

Roger Stone, a longtime Republican political dirty trickster who has worked with presidents Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan and Donald Trump, clearly is not a fan of Attorney General Jeff Sessions.

New Jersey’s Governor, Phil Murphy celebrated his first week on office by getting to work on the state's marijuana laws with Executive Order Number 6.

Although some preliminary research from last year frightened the cannabis community when it suggested that regular pot smokers were three times more likely to succumb to hypertension, a more recent analysis finds this is not necessarily the case.

In 2017 Flow Kana bought 80 acres of land previously owned by the founders of Fetzer Vineyards, paying the former winery $3.6 million.

If US Attorneys and the Department of Justice really want to see the end of cannabis sales in black markets, though, they will provide room for the legal markets to stabilize and find their natural supply.

A new directive from the Veterans Health Administration suggests that vets be open with their doctors about their cannabis use.

It has been said that alcohol and marijuana can coexist as part of the United States SIN market, but that doesn’t mean it is always going to be a peaceful union.

For the first time in US history, a state has legalized recreational marijuana without a voter ballot initiative.

Marijuana legalization reform continues to pick up steam from Kentucky to California. Last week, Congress introduced a bill to remove cannabis from the Controlled Substance List.