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There's a theory going around on Twitter that Queen Elizabeth was trolling President Donald Trump during his recent visit to the U.K.. Her weapon of choice? Brooches.

Some of the Trump administration’s most dedicated critics continue to blame U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions for the nation’s stagnant drug policy, while others boast that Congress is finally ready to make a change.

The DOJ is doing everything in its power to prevent the study of cannabis' therapeutic effects.

The STATES Act—which stands for Strengthening the Tenth Amendment Through Entrusting States—could provide a federal solution to marijuana. Introduced by Sens. Elizabeth Warren and Cory Gardner, the potential bill would allow states to enact and regulate cannabis regulation free from federal overreach.

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It is U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions’ drug war against states that have ended pot prohibition that could ultimately push Congress to legalize marijuana nationwide.

When Kim Kardashian West appeared beside Donald Trump in the White House recently, visions of a dystopian future likely ran through the minds of many, with the image of her standing desk-side as some sort of symbol of American submission to celebrity.

Among the first states to legalize marijuana, states like Colorado, Oregon, and Washington embrace the plant with open arms.

The STATES Act would allow individual states the ability to enact and regulate cannabis laws free from federal overreach.

For those of us who follow cannabis bills in the U.S. Capitol and in our state legislative houses, it’s clear that there is momentum towards ending America’s shortsighted and draconian war on cannabis.