Marijuana Legislation

Any serious conversation about social and racial justice in America must include a conversation about our nation’s drug laws and the impact they have had on specific communities. By Sabina Morris, John Hudak, and Christine Stenglein The most recent wave of successful legalization...

White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki refused to make clear whether or not President Biden would sign a bill to legalize cannabis on the federal level.

The stableness of the filibuster almost ensures that legal marijuana is going to be a huge failure in 2021.

You might be surprised to learn that the two are very different.

Following a legalization wave led by New York and Virginia, this approval now puts more than 43% of Americans living in legal cannabis jurisdictions.

The Biden Administration is at odds with the rest of the world.

In 1933, President Roosevelt believed that legalizing low ABV booze would reduce unemployment and provide the nation with much-needed tax revenue.

On Wednesday, Virginia lawmakers approved a bill that will legalize, regulate, and tax cannabis sales for adults 21 and over.

As the nation’s third largest economy and fourth most populous state, New York has the opportunity to set the gold standard for state cannabis industries.

Considering the outpouring of support for legalization in the latest polls, Biden could be forced to change his tune — and fast.