Marijuana Legislation

The fight to legalize marijuana in the United States made some significant strides last week. reclassification on back on the table, West Virginia approves medical marijuana, and more.

Kansas City voted last week to eliminate the penalties for pot possession -- putting this offense in the same classification as the traffic ticket.

Massachusetts is one of eight states in the nation to allow for the adult use of recreational marijuana, but the road to legal marijuana is a bumpy one.

Jeff Sessions recently published a memo indicating the formation of new task force that will review “marijuana enforcement” policies.

South Dakota, a deep red state with a maverick streak, is battling to reduce its sales taxes. One proposal picking up steam is marijuana legalization.

Although Nebraska was one of the primary states behind a 2014 lawsuit against Colorado’s legal cannabis trade, state lawmakers are now pushing for legislation aimed at legalizing a basic medical marijuana program. googletag.cmd.push(function() { googletag.display('div-gpt-ad-1490552236473-0'); }); A bill introduced earlier this...

No one can expose the absurdity of a situation like John Oliver. Using 17 minutes of his program Sunday, the HBO late-night host went deep on cannabis.

The governors of the first four states to legalize a taxed and regulated cannabis market have fired off a letter to members of the Trump Administration.

The marijuana legalization battle made strides last week in the nation's capital with a series of bills introduced. Meanwhile, legislators in Delaware, West Virginia, Tennessee and Colorado made headway.

Fifty-seven percent of Americans now support legalized marijuana, according to the newly-released results from 2016 survey by the General Social Survey.